Burmese Amber with swarm of small insectsDating from the Cretaceous period 100mya. Burmese Amber is the worlds finest Amber and often contains plant, insect, and other rare inclusions. This material is older and harder than other ambers, which makes it fantastic for jewellery. 18mm x 14mm x 5mm

They are a marching set with the Stylised Leaf necklet

50mm in length

47 cm long

Ex Adam Wright Collection

We found this tiny seahorse washed up and dried out on the sand of Marion Bay on the East Coast of Tasmania

10cm x 4cm x 6mm

it's a versatile piece that works beautifully on any hand

A wonderful bronze childs bracelet from remote fortified Wonga village on the north coast of Sumba Island

Aquamarine Crystal from the Branberg mountains in Namibia

Great for everyday wear

1010 grams

Drop about 2