Fossil coral replaced by ChalcedonyA piece of coral that has been replaced by botryoidal chalcedony, found at Tampa Bay, Florida USA. It is a super cool piece with an iridescent effect on its surface 12cm long 7. 5cm across 166 grams

purple and green

Cut in a classic baguette style to let the viewer see the inclusions within stone

local folk law believes they were offerings to the spirits for luck in mining and were thrown in to old mines

Opal Worm Hole from Lightning Ridge in NSW

This green kelp dwelling shell was revered by the Aboriginal people of Tasmania for thousands of years and they made exquisite necklaces from them

This stone displays a flag stone or semi harlequin pattern and has sections of rare straw pattern

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

Locally known as Mukaru which means treasures of the ancients these beads are only occasionally found by gemstone miners

Set with solid Sterling Silver

3 carat black opal  is from the famous Lightning Ridge in New South Wales

set in Sterling Silver with on open back

This piece of Fossil Tree Fern grew during the Jurassic Period