Scallop Shell StudsSmall stud earrings cast from a baby doughboy scallop shell (Pecten Fumatus) found washed up on Tasmania's iconic Wineglass bay. The classic styling of these beautiful earrings allows them to be worn on any occasion, from the beach to the office. Handmade with love by Rare and Beautiful. Available in either solid sterling silver or 22k gold plating over sterling silver. 1. 5cm across 1. 8cm tall

The clasp is a small brass antique drilbu bell

This bead has both an "etched eye" and a natural agate eye which is very unusual for ghost eye beads

This set of 5 very old conch shell beads are from Naga Land in North East India

Polished on both sides this specimen has  intricate fronds and rhizomes

Very nice lusterous crystal from this now rare locality

This solid 4

The pendant is also ideal as a charm

small loop

Great unusual large concave disc with starburst markings

Lovely drop pendant with very interesting pattern caused by the Manganese inclusions within the agate

this ring design is influenced by jewellery worn in Asia to protect oneself from black magic

This fossil sea shell has been perfectly opalised it comes from Coober Pedy in South Australia