A striking and unusual crater meteorite ring, crafted in solid sterling silver and set with genuine fragments of iron meteorite.
The ring features a distinctive cratered surface design, inspired by the pitted appearance of planetary and lunar landscapes. Some of these craters are filled with coloured glass enamel, while others contain tiny pieces of real meteorite, creating a beautiful contrast between texture, colour and natural extraterrestrial material.
The meteorite used is from the famous Campo Del Cielo fall in Argentina, first recorded in 1576, though the actual fall is believed to have occurred thousands of years earlier.
Each ring is completely unique, with variations in crater pattern, enamel placement and meteorite fragments, making every piece a true one-off.
This is a bold and eye-catching design — a real conversation piece that combines artistic design with genuine material from space.
DETAILS
- Solid sterling silver ring
- Crater-textured surface design
- Set with genuine Campo Del Cielo iron meteorite fragments
- Coloured enamel-filled crater details
- 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