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following are a sample of my iron meteorite and moldavite pendants.
Most of my meteorites are from my husband, the UK's largest full-time dealership. He buys meteorites wholesale from all over the world, which means you will get more grams/£ than from other small businesses. David is also a Space/Meteorite lecturer, so we can supply individually tailored datasheets with your purchase.
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In 1947, a large bolide followed by a massive explosion was seen over Russia near Vladivostok. The pendants beloware from the resultant fall of iron meteorites, known as Sikhote Alins, named after the area where they fell. A truly out of this world piece of jewellery!
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These two pendants are Campo del Cielo iron meteorite crystals They are £25 and £35 each |
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Moldavite is thought to be the result of an impact which formed the Ries Crater in Germany, 15 to 20 million years ago. These highly prized minerals/impactites are found mainly in two sites in the Czech Republic. They are a beautiful green colour. The silver wrapped moldavite pendants come complete with a sterling silver 16" chain. |
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The wrapped moldavites above are all bought and sold by mass (weight). Although some of the smaller ones may appear comparatively expensive, they are more rounded and therefore more dense. The pieces in the left picture are all £30 including a 16" sterling silver chain The other pieces vary from £35 to £60. I have more in stock, so do ask if you are after a particular shape or in-between price. |
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These beautiful pendants are Libyan Desert Glass, thought to have formed after a comet or asteroid exploded above the Earth about 29 million years ago. These pendants are on 16" sterling silver chains. £30 each
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Each
for the price of £25 (These are just a few
samples) This is a new design of mine, the solar system in semi -precious stones! The array of colours and variations available now lends itself to such beautiful pieces. I have strung the 'planets' either side of the 'Sun' in alternate distances, thus the smallest on the left is Mercury, then the white coral/cracked crystal sphere is Venus, red coral/bamboo for Mars, frosted/coffee agate for Jupiter etc. The large coin Sun is between 35 and 45mm in diameter and the background 'space' dark blue, glittery goldstone beads are 6mm. These look stunning against a black background and look quite glamourous; areal talking point too. |
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.... and now Solar bracelets These colourful bracelets are made using similar semi-precious beads, the tiger's eye 'Saturn' being 16mm and the yellow 'Sun' being a round bead rather than flat coin for practicality. Once more, all findings are sterling silver. £18 each |
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Beautiful semi-precious chip and tumbled bracelets Great value with these multi-coloured stone bracelets Semi-precious chip stones include mother of pearl, turquoise, cherry quartz, garnet, lapis, sodalite, rose quartz, goldstone, amethyst, and hematite - to name some of them. £2 each or 3 for £5 Tumbled polished bracelets (on the top row) are £4 each |
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If you would like to see more varied, and much larger meteorites, take a look at our main website Space Rocks UK. Here you can browse and learn about all kinds of meteorites, even buy one for the person who has everything! |
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