Burmese Amber with millipede and fliesBeautiful Cretaceous amber, 100 million years old. These peices were mined near Tanai in Katchin State Burma. Also known as Burmite, this is the hardest of ambers and wears well as jewellery. These peices are reminders of the ancient world as they are from the age of the dinosaurs. Find out more about amber on our blog: https: www. therareandbeautiful. com blogs news amber Beautiful golden peice with a millipede and smaller bugs. 6. 15 grams 3. 9 X 2.

Handmade in a simple single bezel ring with a textured band using Sterling Silver

Found by gem miners this is a very nice piece with depressions in the centre of each side

Many of these beads show obvious signs of age and have a great patina

This beautiful clear quartz come from the world class Kingsgate Mine in New South Wales

Dated 6th Nov 1898

These rare spinel display a perfect 6 ray star

This distinguished ring was designed and made by The Rare and Beautiful

This badge has a lion and 2 stars

Half of an ancient ghost eye bead that was found partly broken and set in sterling silver

5cm wide and 3cm high

This awesome vintage tribal choker necklace is Afghan

found at Lune River in southern Tasmania Australia