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Cabinets of curiosities first appeared in the 16th century and became popular as men and women explored the world, discovering great wonders along the way. PHOTOS: Where to Find These Curiosities and More Part natural, part man-made, part fantastical, the collections were meant to awe, shock and impress. Should you decide to create your own, you certainly don't have to spend money — you only need to go outside and find things that fill you with wonder.![1curious]()
Evan Chambers Nickel Plated Hawk Rocket Lamp with Green Glass - $850.00 This light would be perfect for a child who is fascinated with space. In the right spot, it would be an ideal nightlight — though it does look like it needs a name. MORE: Browse ways to display your collection![2curious]()
Blue Coral - $98.00 Simple but stunning, this blue coral would be a beautiful paperweight or accessory on a mantle.![3curious]()
Rectangular Armadillo Tray by John Derian - $185.00 Animal prints like the one on this tray may be a bit unusual, but they would make a fantastic addition to any formal library. PHOTOS: Browse 200,000+ inspiring home designs![4curious]()
Megalodon Shark Tooth Fossil - $395.00 Whether it's from a mythical dragon or a long-extinct shark, a tooth like this on your coffee table would be an instant conversation piece.![5curious]()
Sikhote-Alin Meteorite - $285.00 Few objects are more rare or marvelous than a meteorite from space. And they're such a beautiful reminder that we're all made of stardust. I'd keep this one right on my desk. PHOTOS: Where to Find These Curiosities and MoreGuest Picks: A Cabinet of Curiosities
Pack your own wunderkammer with a few of these exotic treasures.
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