L839 cross 18th century Italian Florence fragment

18th century Italian Florence fragment mounted with an ammonite and adorned with quartz crystals

and patronage of the arts

This mirror was created in Italy during the Rococo era of the 18th century

the lava flow weathers away to leave the quartz geode buried deep in the Morrocan desert

A trinity of 18th century Italian mecca crucifixes with red phantom crystal quartz points

L839 cross 18th century Italian Florence fragmentSculptural 18th century Italian figure of Christ on a Carrara marble slab with smokey quartz crystals, citrine crystals, elestial quartz, black irritated quartz, and oyster shells. The figure of Christ was originally part of a crucifix from a church in Tuscany. The marble comes from the iconic Carrara mine in Italy which is famous for its elegant white marble. Jean O'Reilly Barlow, the founder and creative director of Interi, handpicked the marble