A striking etched iron meteorite star pendant, made using a genuine slice of iron meteorite and supplied on a sterling silver chain.
The meteorite has been carefully cut and acid etched to reveal the internal crystalline structure known as the Widmanstätten pattern — a unique geometric pattern formed as iron meteorites cool extremely slowly in space.
This pendant is made from the Aletai meteorite, a large iron meteorite discovered in China in 1898. Each piece displays its own natural pattern, meaning no two pendants are ever identical.
The etched meteorite has been set into a star-shaped design, combining a classic celestial form with genuine extraterrestrial material.
The pendant measures approximately 2cm across and 2 mm thick and is supplied on an 18 inch sterling silver chain, creating a bold and distinctive piece of space jewellery.
The surface has been treated to help protect it from moisture, although it is best kept dry when not being worn.
Trusted by museums and collectors worldwide
Jewellery and specimens supplied to organisations including the National Space Centre, The San Diego Air & Space Museum and MIT Museum.
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DETAILS
- Genuine Aletai iron meteorite
- Acid etched to reveal Widmanstätten pattern
- Star-shaped pendant design
- Approx. 2cm across, 2 mm thick
- Supplied on an 18 inch sterling silver chain
- Each piece is completely unique
PRESENTATION
- Supplied in a labelled, velvet-lined jewellery box
- Sent in an embossed outer presentation box
- Beautifully wrapped in tissue paper
- Includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity
- Features a unique holographic serial number
- Includes a 27-page full colour booklet
