Tektite formed by a meteorite impact - Laos

Tektite formed by a meteorite impact - LaosThis genuine tektite from Laos is a piece of natural impact glass, formed when a meteorite strike melted terrestrial material and ejected it into the atmosphere, where it cooled and solidified before falling back to Earth. Laotian tektites are known for their dark color and sculpted, aerodynamic surfaces. Each specimen is unique in shape and texture, reflecting the extreme conditions under which it formed. Cube on picture is 1cm x 1cm (not included)

anniversaries

Great "3D like" preservation including some teeth (picture of teeth made under miscroscope)

believed to shield against negative energies and psychic attacks

Each meteorite pendant is one-of-a-kind

pyrite is not valuable like gold

The mineral itself is a crystalline form of calcium carbonate

Presenting a Galenite (also spelled Galena) mineral specimen

flat grinding surface with intricate enamel ridges

Specimens often display fine details such as scales

🔶 Trapped in Time: Burmese Amber fossil with spider insect inclusion

Officially recognized as meteorite in 2011

a group of ammonites known for their distinctive disc-shaped shells with ribbed patterns