Maireener Shell Charm PendantA piece that has been cast from a little maireener shell found on the East Coast of Tasmania. This green kelp dwelling shell was revered by the Aboriginal people of Tasmania for thousands of years and they made exquisite necklaces from them. These shells can still be found washed up on the beaches of Tasmania. Wear this simple and beautiful design on a necklace or as a charm. Available in solid Sterling Silver or 22k Gold over Sterling Silver. Chain

2 cm Weight 222grams  Opening at Neck 8

245 grams 10

This vintage tribal choker necklace  is from Afghanistan or possibly Berber is made from old coins

Great lime coloured serpentine

Burmese jadeite cabochon of nice mid green colour

Earrings cast from a little cowrie shell found while wandering the beaches on Tasmania's East Coast

stones 11mm x 8mm and 14mm x 9mm

Specimens like this are uncommon these days It  is from an old Tasmanian collection

Bennettitalean Cycasophyte  stem section

cosmochlore

A stunning combination of black and light green speckles

A stunning statement piece of tribal art