Maireener RingA cast from a little mariner shell 'phasianotrochus irisodontes'. This green kelp dwelling shell was revered by the Aboriginal people of Tasmania for thousands of years and they use the shells to make exquisite necklaces. These shells can still be found washed up on the beaches of Tasmania. This elegant ring is comfortable to wear. Handmade with love at The Rare and Beautiful. Shell is 12mm in lenght

From  Northern Burma's famous jadeite mines

5x 2 cm  29 grams ex Adam Wright collection

silver chains

siderite and tourmaline from Renison Bell Mine on the West Coast of Tasmania Australia

from the tropical rainforest weather

This fossil is as it was dug from the ground

43mm drop from bail

Topaz is both hard (8 on Mohs scale) and has a high dispersion making it sparkle like a true diamond

Unusual with the radiating tourmaline inside the quartz crystals

Ratnapura district

This Antique Naga bracelet is made from buffalo bone

20 pieces uncut