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Half a Billion

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Address: Adelaide 5000 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.halfabillion.com.au

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25.01.2022 Visit us at: etsy https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/HalfaBillion or at www.halfabillion.com.au to learn about awesome and ancient Ediacaran fossils!

24.01.2022 Our unique #fossil #jewellery will be for sale at the Gilles Street Market in Adelaide this beautiful sunny Sunday! All jewellery is discounted for Christmas :) Come past and check out the range! ~ Handmade in South Australia and cast from real South Australian fossils!

21.01.2022 Spriggina was a complex, very familiar-looking Ediacaran fossil. It was the first animal fossil discovered with a head! Spriggina lived on the Ediacaran seafloor about 550 million years ago, and may have been an ancestor of arthropods (e.g. animals like crabs, lobsters and insects).

20.01.2022 Parvancorina was a small anchor-shaped Ediacaran organism. It lived on the ancient seafloor around 550 million years ago. It may have been an ancestor of arthropods (e.g. animals such as crabs and insects).

19.01.2022 We now have fossil jewellery for sale at the Prairie Hotel (Parachilna, Flinders Ranges) - the home of Ediacaran Fossils! :D #Prairiehotel #fossils #science #samuseum

18.01.2022 Dickinsonia is described as a flat segmented worm. It crept across the ancient seafloor some 550 million years ago, leaving traces of where it sat and fed on the substrate beneath its body.

14.01.2022 Rugoconites was a round and conical-shaped organism that sat on the Ediacaran seafloor some 550 million years ago. There is still a lot more to learn about this awesomely organic-looking creature.

14.01.2022 Small Tribrachidium fossil stud earrings. These gorgeous solid sterling silver earrings were cast from real Ediacaran fossils - the earliest animals on Earth dated at 550 million years old and found right here in outback South Australia! Tribrachidium is thought to be an extinct tri-radial (has three-way symmetry) animal that sat on the ancient seafloor and fed from suspended nutrients in the water. Pretty complex for an organism that lived half a billion years ago...! You c...an find out more about our unique jewellery at www.halfabillion.com.au See more

12.01.2022 Chocolate fossils anyone? These marvellous Ediacaran fossil chocolates were made by Jo Bain (taxidermist and good-at-making-everything-guy) at the South Australian Museum. #chocolate #fossils #samuseum

11.01.2022 A very nautical pair of solid sterling silver Parv cufflinks (20% off for Fathers day!) - These are exact replicas of ancient Ediacaran fossils from the collection at the South Australian Museum! www.halfabillion.com.au As always 10% of all profits go toward Ediacaran research at the South Australian Museum ... #samuseum #fossils #cufflinks #silver #jewelry #halfabillion

09.01.2022 Check out our silver Eoandromeda drop earrings and pendant! This fossil is named after the spiralling galaxy the Andromeda nebula *Right now we have Christmas specials* Cast from South Australian fossils from the Ediacaran fossil collection at the SA Museum.... Handmade in SA :) #Fossils #SAMuseum #Science #Buylocal #Galaxy #Jewellery

09.01.2022 Super excited to announce that we now have our Ediacaran fossil jewellery for sale at the Urban Cow Studio! :D Swing past and take a look - there are some pretty amazing local artists at the Urban Cow! www.halfabillion.com.au www.instagram.com/half.a.billion

02.01.2022 All silver fossil jewellery 20% off for Christmas! Handmade in SA, cast from real Ediacaran fossils www.halfabillion.com.au #Geology #Palaeontology #Fossils #Science #Jewellery

02.01.2022 Eoandromeda may have just been the most intriguing Ediacaran fossil, dated at around half a billion years ago. It had eight 'arms' that spiralled outwards from a central boss. Because of its unique shape, it was named after a spiralling galaxy - the Andromeda nebula.

01.01.2022 These are solid sterling silver Cufflinks. Casts of a small Dickinsonia fossil from the Ediacaran palaeontology collection at the South Australian Museum. This particular fossil was discovered deep in the Flinders Ranges in SA, where it had been lying undisturbed since its fossilization in the sandstone seafloor around half a billion years ago These guys aren't on our website yet but if you send us an email we can have them ready for Father's Day! www.halfabillion.com.au... #science #scifi #fossils #silver #jewelry #SAMuseum #southaustralia #FlindersRanges #FathersDay See more

01.01.2022 Tribrachidium was a small and round, possibly suspension-feeding organism that sat on the Ediacaran seafloor around 550 million years ago. It had three 'arms' that spiralled outwards which may have been used to slow water currents above it.