Limited Edition Silver Star Meteorite Pendant
A unique celebration of the night sky, handcrafted from sterling silver and a genuine fragment of outer space.
This beautiful limited edition Silver Star Meteorite Pendant has been individually handcrafted from solid sterling silver and set with a genuine fragment of Campo del Cielo iron meteorite.
Measuring approximately 1.5cm across, the pendant is suspended from an 18-inch sterling silver curb chain.
A One-of-a-Kind Design
This special edition takes one of Jurassic Jewellery's most popular designs and gives it a celestial twist.
Alongside the meteorite star pendant hang three delicate sterling silver stars:
Only one of these pendants has been created, making it a truly unique piece that is unlikely ever to be repeated.
Genuine Campo del Cielo Meteorite
The meteorite set into this pendant comes from the famous Campo del Cielo meteorite field in Argentina.
Campo del Cielo is a remarkable octahedrite iron meteorite that fell to Earth approximately 4,000–5,000 years ago. It remains one of the world's most famous meteorite falls, prized by collectors and jewellery enthusiasts alike for its fascinating history and genuine extraterrestrial origin.
Wearing this pendant means carrying a fragment of an ancient asteroid that journeyed through space long before recorded history.
Beautifully Presented
Your pendant will arrive beautifully presented in:
A labelled, velvet-lined jewellery box.
A luxury embossed outer presentation box.
Elegant tissue wrapping, making it ready to give as a memorable gift.
Your purchase also includes:
A personally signed Certificate of Authenticity, complete with a unique holographic serial number.
An exclusive 24-page full-colour booklet packed with fascinating information about meteorites, their journey through space, and jewellery care advice.
A genuine fragment of the cosmos, handcrafted into a one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery that will never be repeated.
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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