Beach Teeth Repeat Fernandina Beach Shark Tooth 2.75" Sticker G0726

Beach. Teeth. Repeat. If that sums up your weekends, this 2.75" Fernandina Beach sticker was made for you. The round watercolor design features a sweeping turquoise wave, a swaying palm tree, sandy shoreline, and a stack of fossil shark teeth in black, gray, and brown, finished with "Fernandina Beach" and a little scallop shell.

It's a fun spin on "eat, sleep, repeat" for the shark tooth hunters, beach walkers, and early-morning shell seekers who can't get enough of Amelia Island.

Built to Last in Florida Weather

• Thick waterproof vinyl that stands up to beach days, rain, and cold, sweaty tumblers.
• Protective clear coat helps prevent scratches, scuffs, and sun fading.
• Die-cut round shape that looks great on bottles and laptops.
• Sticks almost anywhere: water bottles, tumblers, laptops, coolers, car windows, golf carts, surfboards, kayaks, and planners.

Who It's For

Fernandina Beach locals, Amelia Island visitors, surfers, beachcombers, fossil collectors, and anyone who counts the days until the next beach trip. It's an easy, affordable gift, stocking stuffer, teacher treat, or souvenir from your Florida vacation.

Product Details

• Design: Beach Teeth Repeat, Fernandina Beach
• Size: 2.75"
• Material: Thick premium waterproof vinyl
• Finish: Clear-coat laminate for UV, scratch, and fade resistance
• Cut: Die-cut to the artwork
• Made by: Paisley Grace Makery in Fernandina Beach, Florida

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this sticker waterproof?
Yes. Thick waterproof vinyl with a clear-coat finish makes it ready for water bottles, coolers, and outdoor gear.

How big is this sticker?
It measures 2.75 inches, a great size for water bottles, tumblers, laptops, and phone cases.

Will it hold up in the sun?
The clear coat adds UV protection, so the ocean blues and sandy tans stay vivid far longer than an uncoated sticker.

Is Fernandina Beach good for finding shark teeth?
Yes. Fernandina Beach and the rest of Amelia Island are well known for shark teeth that wash ashore, most of them fossils. Look at low tide along the shell line for small, shiny, dark triangles.

How do I make it last on a tumbler?
Apply it to a clean, dry surface, let it set for 24 hours, and hand wash your drinkware instead of running it through the dishwasher.

Where is it made?
Designed and made by Paisley Grace Makery in Fernandina Beach, Florida.

Application Tips

Apply to a clean, dry, smooth surface. Press firmly from the center out to remove bubbles, and wait 24 hours before getting it wet for the strongest bond.

A little piece of Amelia Island, handmade with love by Paisley Grace Makery.