Campo de Cielo, Moldavite and Pyrite Sterling Silver Pendant

Campo de Cielo, Moldavite and Pyrite Sterling Silver Pendant 

DETAILS:
* Campo de Cielo, Moldavite and Pyrite Pendant
* 8.2 g total weight
* Set in SOLID .925 Sterling Silver
* Stamped .925
* Measures approximately 3/4" wide x 1 1/2" long including bail

This amazing pendant boasts two complimentary meteorite stones and one from good old Mother Earth.,  An organic Campo de Cielo Rough Meteorite, a Moldavite Rough Meteorite and a Golden Pyrite Druzy are bezel set independently creating an open space centered amongst the three stones.  on it.  The settings and combination of the stones are spectacular, unique and create a "Power Trio" piece.

Campo de Cielo Meteorite hit an area in Argentina and was first discovered in 1571.  This meteorite is thought to have fallen 4,000-6,000 years ago. Pieces range in size from grains of sand to 35 tons.

Moldavite is a green translucent silica meteoric glass created by a large cosmic velocity meteorite which vaporized when it struck the earth in Nordlingen, Germany.  A small percentage of that vapor was propelled into the ionosphere by the impact explosion through the hole punched in the earth's dense atmosphere.  When this silica vapor reached the cold of outer space, it condensed then solidified and fell back to earth creating a strewn field of lime green tektite, several hundred miles away in the Moldau River Valley north of Prague, Czechoslovakia.  Thus the name, Moldavite.

Pyrite druzy is a type of pyrite gemstone that features a coating of tiny, glittering crystal clusters or crusts. The word "druzy" refers to this phenomenon. Rainbow pyrite, or iridescent pyrite, is a type of pyrite druzy.

Comes on a chain in a gift box, perfect for gift giving! 

*All items ship USPS First Class Mail with tracking from CO.

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