Darwin Glass - 22 PiecesThe day it rained glass. Around 800 thousand years ago a large nickel iron meteorite that was once part of the core of an ancient planet slammed into the isolated west coast of Tasmania south of Queenstown, forming a large impact crater. This big old lump of space rock was travelling at an estimated 22 thousand kilometers per second. Before it had even hit the ground the heat and pressure waves generated from its passage through the Earths atmosphere

On the rim of the plate there are 2 small chips no visible when viewed from the top

Rare and Beautiful sourced this gemstone in Sri Lanka at the Ratnapura Gem Market which is the longest running gem market on the planet

Fossil wood section from Western Australia with marine borer holes (Toredo Worms) this is a very good example of an almost full branch section of this unusual wood

It features a beautiful little Trigona

The necklet and pendant can be worn separately

7 x 5 x 1cm

Earrings cast from a little Trigonia shell found at Marion Bay on Tasmania's South  East coast

copper (rose gold) or oxidized (grey

but no damage to panels

Heart Dendrite set in solid Sterling Silver

Available in two different finishes

These beads were bought over a period of around ten years in east and central Java and Banjarmasin in Borneo