Millipede AmberDating from the Cretaceous period 100mya. Burmese Amber is the worlds finest Amber and often contains plant, insect, and other rare inclusions. This material is older and harder than other ambers, which makes it fantastic for jewellery. This piece has a spiny millipede inside it as well as a leaf and other insect inclusions. 28 x 24 x 6mm 2. 45 grams

20mm x 16mm x 5mm

This is an antique brass and mixed metal Taka Pendant or earring is from Flores

Lune river in southern Tasmania produces some of the world’s finest plant fossils

this material is mined from Hydrothermal veins in Capillitas Argentina

Diamond shaped club head from Papua New Guinea

the spirits of these local heroes protect their community by nightly riding a horse around the village to dispel enemies or evil agents

58mm drop by 25mm

Stud earrings cast from a sand dollar sea urchin found washed up on Tasmania's North East Coast

27mm x 16mm x 10mm

This Ming (1368-1644) Dynasty blue and white small plate was found on Sumba Island

[easily fixed]

Size O or 7 Stone 30 mm x 18 mm