Darwin Glass pendentThis pendant is from a meteorite impact on the west cost of Tasmania at the Darwin crater. It is set with a solid sterling silver claw setting to highlight the meteorites form. (Necklace not included) drop length 28mm width 5mm mid length 19mm

rare tabular crystals

Mined by Chris Chancerel at the Grawin in Lighting  Ridge  in the late 1980’s

The material and design mean it can withstand swimming and all your day-to-day activities

5 or internal Circumference 58 mm

would make for very nice jewellery

It is an old specimen with a massive amount of Stitchtite in it

For faceting

This beautiful necklace has an amazing patina from generations of wear

This beautiful gem piece of fossil wood was found in the Black Hills of South Dakota USA and is the perfect addition to any gem collection

Available in two sizes

Tasmanian tektites actually have traces of the original meteorite unlike other tektites

These striking rings contain the gemstones called Ruby in Zoisite also known as Anyolite