Black Opal in Slit StoneBlack opal 'Nobbies' in opal silt stone. This is an opal mineral specimen not for cutting, the black opal is Potch not precious opal. A great example of how black opal occurs. 110 grams. 8cm x 4. 5cm x 6cm.

A little pair of studs that have been cast from a tiny abalone shell found washed up on Tasmania's East Coast

Found at Lune River in Southern Tasmania Australia

This pearl is B grade 12mm round colour green blue bright

The stone has been cut by The Rare and Beautiful it is double sided and displays beautifully from either side

Displays wonderfully as a rough piece but would also polish nicely million years ago

Fossil wood stem from Lune River  in Southern Tasmania

Worn by the Katchin

but nice stone

it was originally collected in PNG in the 1890s

Ratnapura district

an awesome collection piece in good condition

It has a deep red colour and defined frond 'eyes'