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Amethyst - rough gemstone
rough gemstone - geode
rough gemstone
rough gemstone
rough gemstone
rough gemstone
rough gemstone
Quartz - rough gemstone
Thin shard mineral
rough gemstone
Quartz - rough gemstone
Rose quartz - rough gemstone
Quartz - rough gemstone
Quartz - rough gemstone
Amethyst - rough gemstone
Zebra Jasper - polished gemstone
Zebra Jasper - polished gemstone
Zebra Jasper - polished gemstone
Labradorite - polished gemstone pebble
Labradorite - polished face gemstone
Rough black geode
Murex seashell - spikey
Conch seashell
Sea tiger - spikey conch seashell
Solaris seashell - spikey
Scallop seashell
Scallop seashell
Venus comb murex seashell - spikey
Pink sea urchin
Sea Shell
Sea Shell
Coral
Coral
Coral
Coral
Coral
Coral
Coral
Coral
Coral
Limestone ammonite - Fossil
Limestone ammonite - Fossil
Partial limestone ammonite - Fossil
Fish fossil
Black ammonite - Fossil
Small black ammonite - Fossil
Black beleminite - Fossil
Partial dinosaur eggshell - Fossil
Pinecone
Woven grass pyramid
Driftwood
Driftwood pebble

Nature

I'd love to say that these were things I found whilst walking barefoot along the beach, or even mudlarking by the Thames but, to be honest, I bought most of them. This might, to some, take away any sense of romanticism, meaning or connection to the objects but I guess I don't need those things in order to form attachments. I'm just overwhelmed that these things were made by nature. I did, however, find the wooden pebble - whilst walking along a beach in Ireland. I wasn't barefoot. I now keep it in my bag so that I always have wood to touch should the need arise - and it frequently does.

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