Muonionalusta Meteorite Silver Pendant

The Muonionalusta meteorite fell in Sweden approximately one million years ago and was discovered in 1906. Its distinctive geometric pattern is known as the Widmanstätten structure, formed during its slow cooling in outer space after impact. This is a mysterious and cosmic iron meteorite with a pattern that is said to be impossible to replicate artificially. Furthermore, it is a rare meteorite, seldom seen on the market. Design that enhances the mysterious and rare Muonionalusta meteorite: simply framed in pure silver, creating a pendant. The bail is hammered, leaving a textured finish. The base of the stone setting, the bail, the loop, and the chain are made of silver (SV925), while the area around the stone uses pure silver. The ball chain shown in the image can be replaced with a standard bean chain (40cm length). If you prefer this option, please specify in the order notes when placing your order. * If you wish to add an extension chain, please select it from the options. However, the extension chain will be a bean chain, not a ball chain. Jewelry that can be enjoyed by anyone, regardless of gender. It would also make a delightful gift for men. Muonionalusta meteorite size: 10.6×10.4mm (7.57ct) Chain: 40cm ◇ If you wish for gift wrapping, please select a shipping method other than Letterpack Light or Click Post. Copy right 2011- Sae+Sumi Koru all right reserved. All works are protected by copyright law.