Title: Canadian Ivory - Walrus, Narwhal, Mammoth and Elephant Tusk for Sale
Headings: Canadian Ivory Inc.
Canadian Ivory Inc.
Walrus and Narwhal Tusks
Index - Material For Sale
What we offer for sale
We Buy Ivory Tusks – Estate purchases
Walrus Tusks - Odobenus rosmarus
Walrus Skulls
Walrus Oosik
Walrus Teeth
Narwhal Tusk - Monodon monoceros
Muskox Horns - Ovibos moschatus
Whale Baleen - Bowhead whale - Balaena mysticetus
Sperm Whale Teeth - Physeter macrocephallus
Mammoth Tusk
Mammoth Slabs
Pre-ban Elephant Tusk
Ivory Art
Working with Ivory
Regulations
Ordering these Materials
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Content: There is only a small porous core that leaves plenty of thickness for carving or shaping. Walrus Teeth
These walrus teeth are located behind the primary tusks (behind the canine teeth). Ranging in size from 2 to 5 cm (1 to 2 1/2 ") long they are used for micro-carving, small scrimshaw and jewelry. In wood working they are used sliced in inlay or in mask making. Narwhal Tusk - Monodon monoceros

The narwhal tusk (see picture of cross section) is formed from a modified left upper incisor tooth. The tusk is a beautiful spiral of varying tones of white. Narwhal tusks occur on males – rarely on females. Very rarely there are double tusks on one male. The narwhal tusk consists of an outer cementum layer and one inside dentine layer. Inside the dentine is a pulp cavity that extends down most of the length of the tusk, narrowing in diameter and finally disappearing towards the tip of the tusk.