Lune river FossilLune 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. Osmundacaulis Griggsii 7 x 4 x 6cm 174grams

Weighing 14 grams this pendant is a very practical and versatile piece of jewellery

Trigonia is a living fossil that was considered to be extinct for millions of years and until recently was only known from fossil records

the rings and ends of the bands have been decorated with a traditional incised design

Also known as Burmite

This lovely big piece of fossil wood is Agathus or Aracaria species

This piece of Fossil Wood is from Lune River in Tasmania

Ex Richardson collection very strong design

00 per carat

2cm(one end) 1

8 cm (top of bail to bottom) 2

54 cm long

These beautiful elliptical dome drop earrings are available in four different coloured metal combinations