Tooth Life Fernandina Beach Shark Tooth 2.75" Sticker G0724
$ 2.95
Product Details
Living that Tooth Life. This 2.75" shark-tooth-shaped Fernandina Beach sticker is for the beachcombers who plan their day around low tide and never leave the shoreline without checking the shell line one more time. The die-cut is shaped like an actual fossil shark tooth, and inside it you'll find a watercolor ocean scene with a curling wave, sea oats, a golden sunrise, and seabirds, all framed with "Tooth Life" in hand-lettered script over "Fernandina Beach."
It's a fun play on "thug life" that makes locals grin and gives visitors the perfect Amelia Island souvenir to bring home.
Built to Last in Florida Weather
- Thick waterproof vinyl made for beach bags, coolers, and sweaty tumblers.
- Protective clear coat guards against scratches, scuffs, and sun fading.
- Shark tooth die-cut shape that stands out from ordinary round or square stickers.
- Sticks almost anywhere: water bottles, laptops, phone cases, car windows, surfboards, kayaks, coolers, beach carts, and journals.
Who It's For
Shark tooth hunters, surfers, beach walkers, Fernandina Beach locals, Amelia Island vacationers, and kids who treat every beach trip like a treasure hunt. It makes an easy, affordable gift, stocking stuffer, party favor, or add-on to a coastal gift basket.
Product Details
- Design: Tooth Life, Fernandina Beach
- Size: 2.75"
- Shape: Die-cut shark tooth
- Material: Thick premium waterproof vinyl
- Finish: Clear-coat laminate for UV, scratch, and fade resistance
- Made by: Paisley Grace Makery in Fernandina Beach, Florida
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Tooth Life" mean?
It's a playful beach-town twist on "thug life" for people who are all-in on hunting shark teeth.
How big is this sticker?
It measures 2.75 inches, a great size for water bottles, tumblers, laptops, and phone cases.
Is this sticker waterproof and weatherproof?
Yes. Thick waterproof vinyl plus a clear coat means it holds up to water, salt air, and outdoor use.
Will the colors fade in the Florida sun?
The clear-coat layer adds UV protection so the blues and golds stay bright much longer than an uncoated sticker.
Why are shark teeth found in Fernandina Beach black?
Most of the teeth that wash up on Amelia Island are fossils. Over thousands of years, minerals in the sediment replace the original tooth material, turning them black, gray, or brown.
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, and give it 24 hours before it gets wet for the strongest hold. For drinkware, hand washing will keep it looking its best.
A little piece of Amelia Island, handmade with love by Paisley Grace Makery.