Darwin glass x10750 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. 59 grams

Once again so much brighter than the photo

Unusual shaped splash form this tektite

Beautiful bi-coloured piece of fern with a seam of blue agate running through

9 cm(one end) 1

5 x 1 x  6 cm

This free form shaped opal was cut by The Rare and Beautiful and displays 3 main colours soft purple

These crystals are rarely seen as rough stones and are not allowed to be exported from Sri Lanka these days

Awesome smooth patina

54 cm long

This beautiful keepsake can be worn in sterling silver or 18k gold plated

The classic styling of these beautiful earrings allows them to be worn on any occasion

approximately 5