3.6g Natural Libyan Desert Glass Collector's Specimen Sterling silver jewellery This larger-sized specimen is ideal

This larger-sized specimen is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate rare natural history treasures

Specimens from Vredesvallei are particularly valued for their clarity

000 years ago when a massive meteorite struck Earth in the South China Sea region

Blue Topaz brings peace and clarity

this remarkable tooth became buried beneath layers of marine sediment where mineral-rich conditions preserved it as a fossil

3.6g Natural Libyan Desert Glass Collector's Specimen Sterling silver jewellery This larger-sized specimen is idealForged in one of the most extraordinary events in Earth's history, this authentic Libyan Desert Glass specimen formed approximately 29 million years ago when an immense meteorite impact generated temperatures exceeding 1,700C, instantly melting silica rich desert sand into beautiful golden natural glass. Displaying a soft buttery yellow colour with a smooth, naturally weathered surface, this 3. 6 gram piece is a remarkable survivor of an ancient