Moldavite
$420.00
Super choice Moldavite, AAA grade.11.4 gr. large, 1 1/8" x 1 1/2".Awesome color and clarity. Pictures are back lit and front lit. Moldavite is quite a rare stone that can only be found in the Czech Republic. It’s a tektite stone that is known for its high vibrations and intense frequencies. It is named after the river where it was first found, the Moldau River.
Moldavite
$55.00
3.4 gr. Moldavite is quite a rare stone that can only be found in the Czech Republic. It’s a tektite stone that is known for its high vibrations and intense frequencies. It is named after the river where it was first found, the Moldau River.
Moldavite
$55.00
3.4 gr. Moldavite is quite a rare stone that can only be found in the Czech Republic. It’s a tektite stone that is known for its high vibrations and intense frequencies. It is named after the river where it was first found, the Moldau River.
Moldavite
$36.00
2.2 gr. Moldavite is quite a rare stone that can only be found in the Czech Republic. It’s a tektite stone that is known for its high vibrations and intense frequencies. It is named after the river where it was first found, the Moldau River.
Moldavite
$48.00
3.0 gr. Moldavite is quite a rare stone that can only be found in the Czech Republic. It’s a tektite stone that is known for its high vibrations and intense frequencies. It is named after the river where it was first found, the Moldau River.
Moldavite
$48.00
3.0 gr. Moldavite is quite a rare stone that can only be found in the Czech Republic. It’s a tektite stone that is known for its high vibrations and intense frequencies. It is named after the river where it was first found, the Moldau River.
Meteorite Slice
$105.00
15.8 gr. Chinga, Iron Ungrouped Meteorite, Chinge River, Tuva, Russia. 2" long.
Meteorite Slice
$195.00
9 gr, Muonionalusta Meteorite. Type IVA, Fine iron Octahedrite, Kirkiojarvi, Norbotten, Swedon.
1 1/4" x 7/8".
Canyon Diablo Meteorite**
$70.00
19.1 gr.. 1 3/8" across. The Canyon Diablo meteorites arrived 49,000 years ago when an asteroid plunged into North Central Arizona, forming Meteor Crater. Made of nickel-iron with inclusions of graphite and other minerals they are classified as Coarse Octahedrite Iron Meteorites.**