Darwin glass x6750 thousand years ago a large meteorite hit the west coast of Tasmania . When it hit the earth, it vaporised mixing with the molten ground it hit forming a green to black glass. This impact glass is known as Darwin Glass in Tasmania as the crater is near Mt Darwin. Similar to Moldavite, Tasmanian tektites actually have traces of the original meteorite unlike other tektites. 50 grams

This beautiful white opal is from Coober Pedy in South Australia

Beautiful Hematite cufflinks set in solid sterling silver

Pendant strung on adjustable necklace

Sterling Silver or 22k Gold Plate over Sterling Silver

If you are interested about this fossil location we have a blog post

Indochinite Tektite from Yen Bai

these light weight earrings are an elegant touch to any outfit

Are available in Solid Sterling Silver or 22k Gold over Sterling Silver

Towering next to the beautiful coastal town of Coles bay on Tasmania’s pristine east coast the Hazards are always a majestic sight to behold and are never forgotten

Button studs are a part of our industrial collection

This grey blue crystal is 4

Osmundacaulis species from Milton Queensland