Antique Torque from LaosThis stunning four band neck ring or torque is from the Hmong people. It is made from a mix of white metal alloy, possessing a lovely patina, the rings and ends of the bands have been decorated with a traditional incised design. The Hmong, are an ethic minority found throughout Northern SE Asia and Southern China they are well known for their superior silversmith skills and unique designs. This torque is a statement and would fit most women. In

This seahorse pendant is one of Rare and Beautiful's "Tasmania Shell Collection" it is a direct cast in sterling silver of a Tasmanian seahorse that we found on the beach at Marion Bay

Western Burma

This stylish ring is made from sterling silver

Burmese jadeite cabochon of nice mid green colour

Large piece of Osmundacaulis fossil tree fern from Lune river in Tasmania

Australian Eucalyptus inspired jewels

A really old strand of large white heart trade beads mixed with long glass cylinder beads

Width 1 cm

Tapa gets wider towards the tassels

1 cm (long) x 1

Width 2 cm

Oguricaulis Banksii cut through central core with fronds and rhizomes