Darwin glass x10 Desert glass This fossil wood is from

This fossil wood is from mayfield Tasmania

3) trade wind beads

These beads are over 100 years old but their exact age i cannot say

The mica in Seraphinite can cause some material to become slightly chatoyant

Around 800 thousand years ago a large nickel iron meteorite that was once part of the core of an ancient planet slammed into the isolated west coast of Tasmania south of Queenstown

Darwin glass x10 Desert glass This fossil wood is from750 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. 59 grams