Lune River Fossil WoodLune 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 particular fossil has a beautiful branch Auracaria Pine 6. 2 x 6 x 3 cm 141 grams

141 grams with around ten grams being sterling silver

This beautiful and unique piece is made from bone and woven cord

a lovely flat cut black opal

This ancient design is modelled on a shell

gold/green

80cm length

biggest bead 8mm

The egg cowrie is common throughout the Indo-Pacific region and is extensively used as adornment

These beads have been worn a lot and some have old chips

The size L ring has a stone size of 7mm

Auracaria Pine

Three different colours of tourmaline set in a simple but elegant pendant