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Starborn Gibeon Meteorite Pendant and Earring Set in Sterling Silver
- This Gibeon Meteorite pendant and earring set includes a 15.5-inch Sterling Silver chain. The pendant and earrings each measure approximately 1.5 inches tall.
- This rare Gibeon Meteorite is classified as an Iron-Nickel Octahedrite and fell in prehistoric times in Namibia, South Africa.
- When polished and etched the classic Widmanstätten patterns of intersecting lines are visible on the Gibeon Meteorite.
- This Meteorite is plated in fine Rhodium to offer additional protection for this rare remnant of a star.
- Each Stone is natural and unique - as such, each piece will differ based on natural variations.
- This Gibeon Meteorite pendant and earring set includes a 15.5-inch Sterling Silver chain. The pendant and earrings each measure approximately 1.5 inches tall.
- This rare Gibeon Meteorite is classified as an Iron-Nickel Octahedrite and fell in prehistoric times in Namibia, South Africa.
- When polished and etched the classic Widmanstätten patterns of intersecting lines are visible on the Gibeon Meteorite.
- This Meteorite is plated in fine Rhodium to offer additional protection for this rare remnant of a star.
- Each Stone is natural and unique - as such, each piece will differ based on natural variations.
$134.40
Original: $448.00
-70%Starborn Gibeon Meteorite Pendant and Earring Set in Sterling Silver—
$448.00
$134.40Description
- This Gibeon Meteorite pendant and earring set includes a 15.5-inch Sterling Silver chain. The pendant and earrings each measure approximately 1.5 inches tall.
- This rare Gibeon Meteorite is classified as an Iron-Nickel Octahedrite and fell in prehistoric times in Namibia, South Africa.
- When polished and etched the classic Widmanstätten patterns of intersecting lines are visible on the Gibeon Meteorite.
- This Meteorite is plated in fine Rhodium to offer additional protection for this rare remnant of a star.
- Each Stone is natural and unique - as such, each piece will differ based on natural variations.
