This bone reading set set is by Bones to Pick. It has several beautiful, and harder to get pieces such as a human phalange, stallion canine tooth, and fossil mammoth ivory.
Because I already have a bone set I asked them to create a typical set for me at their mid-level (exotic) price point. This is the set I got:
The set came well packaged.
The container is a jicara. It can be used to store your bones when not in use.
The inner contents.
The inner contents laid out. Bear in mind that all bone sets are unique even at the point of manufacture. Your set will be different from this set. Number 3, whose name paper is obscured, is a Human Phalange.
A two and a half page set of piece meanings comes with the set. You can tell that some thought and some research went into providing a good bit of information on each piece. They only use pieces that they have had experience working with either in a bone set or in some other capacity. The pieces are numbered in their wrappings and the numbers correspond to the meanings on the sheet. If you take a quick camera photo of your set like the one above when you first get it, you have great beginnings for a bone reading journal. Of course you are also free to use your own meanings completely different from those sent with the set.
A set of meanings that correspond by number to the pieces is provided.
I found this set attractive and very well done. Each piece was hand picked so no two sets are alike in contents. You can also buy individual pieces from this site.I have bought wolf and bear bones from them before. You have to check their site frequently as their inventory changes regularly, or you can follow them on Facbook, where they update as they get new items in.
Happy Bone Reading!