Extraordinary Aquamarine with pink and green Fluorite on fluorite and muscovite mica Alamosaurus steps primary-aged learners throughthe life

steps primary-aged learners throughthe life cycles of some of our favourite plants and animals

Material: sustainably sourced Australian wood

frilled collar around its neck

This koala mother and baby were on display in a case in the Museum's 'Australian Hall'

Passionate about preserving and sharing traditional knowledge of bush food in the Kimberley region

Extraordinary Aquamarine with pink and green Fluorite on fluorite and muscovite mica Alamosaurus steps primary-aged learners throughthe lifeA unique and extraordinary example of a large, extremely rare pink and green fluorite complemented by a substantial aquamarine specimen. Excavated from a mine in the Sumire region of Hunza, Pakistan, the rough, unpolished and beautiful aquamarine exhibits remarkable lustre, with a vibrant hue reminiscent of clear waters. Resting on a base of small fluorite crystals and muscovite mica, this specimen offers a captivating display of colour and texture,