1. thingsorganizedneatly: Peter Nencini & James Langdon

    thingsorganizedneatly:

    Peter Nencini & James Langdon

  2. 17 June 2013

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    patakk

  3. (Source: the-heat)

  4. cavetocanvas: Tauba Auerbach, Ugaritic Alphabet, 2006 yes, yes, yes.

    cavetocanvas:

    Tauba Auerbach, Ugaritic Alphabet, 2006

    yes, yes, yes.

  5. ohwellllokay: bijoux-et-mineraux: Red Obsidian thats a cooooool rock

    ohwellllokay:

    bijoux-et-mineraux:

    Red Obsidian

    thats a cooooool rock

  6. azexlia: ethereo: Pretty in Pink (by pixelmama) 🎀

    azexlia:

    ethereo:

    Pretty in Pink (by pixelmama)

    🎀

  7. themineralogist: Smithsonite crystal in Chalcedony geode (by howie516) never not reblogging

    themineralogist:

    Smithsonite crystal in Chalcedony geode (by howie516)

    never not reblogging

  8. vomitus-creeper: lunostar: 18k gold with a carved agate skull surrounded by rose- and old-cut diamonds and black enamelling, with hallmarks for London 1852.  It has an interior inscription on the ring that adds another fascinating layer of history: Inscribed “James Dixon Obit 1852,” it memorialises James Dixon, a well-known English silversmith and founder of the family firm of James Dixon & Sons. NEED found my ring

    vomitus-creeper:

    lunostar:

    18k gold with a carved agate skull surrounded by rose- and old-cut diamonds and black enamelling, with hallmarks for London 1852.  It has an interior inscription on the ring that adds another fascinating layer of history: Inscribed “James Dixon Obit 1852,” it memorialises James Dixon, a well-known English silversmith and founder of the family firm of James Dixon & Sons.

    NEED

    found my ring