Tasmanian Trigonia Studs Color:Sterling Silver Large piece of Osmundacaulis fossil

Large piece of Osmundacaulis fossil tree fern from Lune river in Tasmania

A great example of how black opal occurs

Has a small drill hole on one end for attachment to necklace

Sand dollars (Clypeasteroida) are a species of sea urchin that are very delicate

The meteorite impact was like throwing a rock into a puddle of water

Tasmanian Trigonia Studs Color:Sterling Silver Large piece of Osmundacaulis fossilEarrings cast from a little Trigonia shell found at Marion Bay on Tasmania's South East coast. Trigonia is a living fossil species that had been considered to be extinct for millions of years. this small bivalve was only known from fossil records until found happily living in Tasmanian waters. The perfect pair of earrings for everyday wear, handmade with love by Rare and Beautiful. Available in solid sterling silver and 22k gold plate over sterling