Darwin glass x9750 thousand years ago a large meteorite hit the west coast of Tasmania . When it hit the earth, it vaporised mixing with the molten ground it hit forming a green to black glass. This impact glass is known as Darwin Glass in Tasmania as the crater is near Mt Darwin. Similar to Moldavite, Tasmanian tektites actually have traces of the original meteorite unlike other tektites. 61 grams

Size adjustable from size 0 - R

This lovely terminated chrysoberyl crystal  is from Paradise

35 carats at $5

Giant clams are the world’s largest mollusks and can grow to more than a meter across

6mm to 14mm beads

This piece of sea jewellery is a treasure for years to come

it looks great on small bead necklaces

All earrings have sterling silver ear hooks

Species:  Osmundacarlis Nerii

Beautiful and simple these earrings are the perfect little detail for everyday wear

7 pieces of rough snake skin stone

Beautiful Jade with an ashen colour from the West Coast of Tasmania