Fossil FernLune river in southern Tasmania produces some of the worlds finest plant fossils. The rare fossil ferns, trees and cycads from Lune river are preserved perfectly to a cellular level by agate and jasper. Dating to the mid Jurassic period,180 million years ago. This is a Jurassic tree fern fossil. Osmundacaulis Nerii 6. 5 x 4. 5 x 4cm 100 grams

Cast from a scallop shell found the East Coast of Tasmania

Size M     Stone 12mm x 10mm

42 cm / 16 1/2 long

Three pieces of unusual wood Amber from Burma

Osmundacaulis Jonesii

8cm x 6cm x 3

5 Stone 21mm x 13mm

5 X 3cm  7grams

Rare and Beautiful on the North East Coast of Tasmania

This stone that resembles snake skin is in fact the fossilised grinding teeth of an ancient fish

but we can supply various styles and lengths

Found in the weathered granite gravels of Killiecrankie Bay on beautiful Flinders Island