Darwin GlassThe 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

In natural condition

Copper (rose gold) and Oxidised (steel)

United States of America

A cast from a little mariner shell 'phasianotrochus irisodontes'

Each necklace has two adjustable lengths

Available in Size T

We found this tiny starfish washed up on the shore at the Bay of Fires on Tasmania's North East Coast

the earring drop is 15mm

6cm x 4cm x 4

who died in defence of his property

90mm across

This necklace has been re strung from its original form that was part of the collection of the reverend TG Gibson