Narwhal tusks
 
The narwhal is a "toothed whale" and a relative to the sperm whale, pilot whales and dolphins and porpoises...... 
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All tusks shown were taken by Inuit hunters for their meat and muktuk (skin), which is a natural source of vitamin C. The narwhal (Monodon monocerus) is listed under CITES Appendix II and requires a CITES export permit to be shipped out of Canada. All tusks come with valid CITES certificates.

Please note:
US laws do not allow narwhal tusks to be shipped to the States. France, the UK, Denmark and Australia have also stopped granting import permits. However, most other European countries like Germany, Austria, Switzerland, 
Holland, Belgium, Italy, Spain, etc. still allow narwhal tusks to be imported for private purposes as does the rest of the world. Please inquire. 
 

Lower priced natural break Narwhal tusks. Narwhals can live over 100 years. During this time tips are often broken off 
by the animal itself.

128 cm - 218 cm,  4' 10 1/2" -
7' 2"  CAN$ 899.00 and up

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Click on picture Genuine Narwhal tusks from the Canadian Arctic.
131 cm -  250 cm or 4' 3 1/2" - 8' 2"

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Large narwal tusks - Click on picture to see enlarged view
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Click on picture Proud hunter Ole Madsen of Qaanaq/Thule with his catch of a double tusk narwhal.

Picture copyright © H. Jensen

Picture of narwhale, double tusker. Click to enlarge image. Narwhal skull with
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One tusk is  254 cm or 8' 4" in lenght while the other one is 223 cm or 7' 4" long. 

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Narwhal tusk with skull.

Lenght tusk alone 223 cm 
or 7' 4".
Length tusk and skull toge- 
ther 253 cm or 8' 3".

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A wonderful approach for a base for a narwhal tusk. Made from golden teak wood this stand represents the Erawan elephant, which is the vehicle of Lord Indra. Picture © Bavarawong.
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