Prehistoric Keyring
Product of the Week - Prehistoric Key Ring Today’s product of the week are these prehistoric key rings; in either a tooth or claw design, these key rings are the perfect little example of some of the amazing discoveries that have been made around the world. Although they aren’t actual fossils, they are wonderfully realistic.
MAGNOIDZ 3D Dinosaur Skeletons
Product of the Week - Magnoidz Dinosaur Skeletons Today’s product of the week are these 3D dinosaur jigsaws. They are available in a range of different designs. Not only do you get the joy of putting them together, but they also make for wonderful ornaments to decorate any space. Who doesn’t love a dinosaur skeleton?
Corax Shark Tooth
Product of the Week - Corax Shark Teeth Today’s product of the week are Corax shark teeth; these fossil teeth are wonderful little fossils that provide a wonderful thought-provoking insight into how this species of shark feeds. As teeth are often the only remains found of a prehistoric shark, tooth analysis is often how new species of prehistoric sharks are determined.
Nature Planet Dinosaur Pencil Case
Product of the Week - Dinosaur Pencil Case Today’s product of the week is a must-have for any school-going dinosaur lover, the perfect way to keep that key stationery together. This design hosts a range of our favourite dinosaurs, including the Jurassic's very own stegosaurus.
Magnetic Bookmark
Product of the Week - Magnetic Bookmark Today’s product of the week is this bookmark; the bookmark is such a simple thing yet is remarkably useful in making sure you never lose your page again. You can finally stop using that scrunched-up receipt or scrap paper, all while having this fun magnetic design.
Mammoth Leg Bone
Product of the Week - Mammoth bone Today’s product of the week is this Mammoth Bone; this is a partial leg bone and can be dated as 20,000 to 40,000 years old. The Mammoth met its extinction during the existence of humanity. Specimens like this provide a glimpse into some of the creatures our distant relatives would have interacted with.