The Skyforge Collection
Forged in the heart of an ancient asteroid. Handcrafted into a unique piece of jewellery.
The Skyforge Collection celebrates the meeting of cosmic history and skilled craftsmanship.
Each pendant is individually crafted from genuine Aletai iron meteorite—an extraordinary material that formed over 4.5 billion years ago during the birth of our Solar System. Every piece is a genuine fragment of an ancient metallic asteroid that has journeyed across space before eventually reaching Earth.
Using precision cutting and a specialist acid etching process, the meteorite reveals its remarkable Widmanstätten pattern—a naturally occurring crystalline structure created as the asteroid cooled over millions of years in the vacuum of space. These intricate patterns are impossible to reproduce artificially, making every pendant completely unique.
The meteorite used in this pendant comes from the famous Aletai meteorite, discovered in Xinjiang, China, in 1898.
Pendant Details
- Genuine Aletai iron meteorite.
- Measures approximately 2.5cm in diameter and 2mm thick.
- Supplied on an 18-inch sterling silver snake chain.
- Finished with a sterling silver pinch bail.
- Every pendant displays its own unique crystal pattern, ensuring no two are ever exactly alike.
Caring for Your Meteorite
The surface of the meteorite has been professionally treated to help protect it from our damp terrestrial climate. As with all genuine iron meteorites, we recommend keeping the pendant as dry as possible, particularly during storage, to preserve its appearance for many years to come.
Beautifully Presented
Every Jurassic Jewellery pendant is presented ready for gifting.
Your order includes:
- A labelled, velvet-lined presentation box.
- A luxury embossed outer gift box (see additional photographs).
- A personally signed Certificate of Authenticity featuring a unique holographic serial number.
- An exclusive 24-page full-colour booklet packed with fascinating information about meteorites, their history, and jewellery care advice.
Wear one of the oldest materials known to science—a genuine fragment of the Universe, transformed into a timeless piece of jewellery.
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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