Description

Aletai Meteorite Necklace

Note: Due to the natural formation of the Widmanstätten patterns, each Aletai meteorite pendant is truly one-of-a-kind. The pattern on your necklace may differ slightly from the display image, ensuring that your piece is as unique as the cosmos itself. 

 Please choose Bronze or Silver pendant 

This elegant Aletai meteorite necklace features a circular pendant with a .5" diameter, carefully crafted to display the striking Widmanstätten patterns —a testament to the meteorite's extraterrestrial origins. These natural geometric patterns form in iron-nickel meteorites as they cool over millions of years in space, making each piece entirely unique. The pendant is protected and enhanced by a sleek quartz cap, offering both durability and added brilliance. 925 Sterling silver chain included.

Origins of the Aletai Meteorite  

The Aletai meteorite originates from Xinjiang, China, and is part of the rare stony-iron meteorite class. This type of meteorite is believed to have formed in the early solar system, offering a tangible connection to the cosmos. Known for its metallic richness, Aletai meteorites often exhibit these fascinating Widmanstätten patterns when polished, making them highly prized among collectors.

Timeless Elegance Meets the Cosmos

Encased in a polished quartz cap, the meteorite's intricate patterns shine through, combining cosmic history with modern elegance. This necklace is a subtle yet powerful statement piece, perfect for those who want to wear a piece of the universe. Its minimalist design ensures it can complement any style, from casual to formal.

Care Instructions 

To keep your meteorite pendant in pristine condition, avoid exposure to moisture and chemicals. Gently polish with a soft cloth to preserve its natural beauty.

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Each specimen from Fossil Oasis comes with a guarantee of authenticity, accompanied by an information card featuring a QR code linking to relevant studies. As a testament to our commitment to excellence, Fossil Oasis proudly maintains good standing as a member of the Association of Applied Paleontological Sciences (AAPS). AAPS Code Of Ethics.