A pair of shoes of a man, who lost his life when Titanic sank on its maiden voyage in April 1912, still lies in the wreckage at the bottom of the North Atlantic.
Images have revealed unopened bottles of champagne still lying in the wreck. The bottles were supposed to fill a majority of the 2,500 champagne glasses on board the ship.
A necklace, 'made from the tooth of a megalodon shark', also lies on the Titanic. As per deep-sea mapping company Magellan Ltd, the necklace has been created from the tooth of a megalodon shark using gold inside it.
A 3D-scanned image of Titanic's wreckage revealed that the wheelhouse of the ship remains intact deep into the sea. This is the place where the ship's captain must have spent his maximum time.
The much-talked-about grand staircase still stands inside the wreckage. The staircase was also recreated in James Cameron's film Titanic.
Along with other items, furniture, clothes of passengers and even jewellery still lie in the wreckage, which sits deep inside the North Atlantic.