Bermuda - Cut Coin Earrings with Angelfish national park capable of growing up to

capable of growing up to twenty inches in diameter

laying a single egg directly onto the ground or a cliff ledge

This coin was issued by The Perth Mint in 99

Meticulously hand-drilled and hand-cut from an actual Canadian 5 cent coin

with a lance and shield emblazoned with the Swiss flag

Bermuda - Cut Coin Earrings with Angelfish national park capable of growing up toMeticulously drilled and cut by hand from an actual Bermuda 5 cent coin. Coin reference guides most often have this fish listed as the Queen Angelfish. However some list it as the Bermuda Blue Angelfish, which is quite likely correct. The two species look similar and are often confused. In fact they sometimes breed together, creating the hybrid known as the Townsend Angelfish. The Bermuda Blue Angelfish and the Queen Angelfish both have bluish