Surface of the Moon Collection: NWA 12949 Mesosiderite Meteorite (Asteroid) w/ Turquoise - .925 Silver Necklace + Chain - Handmade/One of a Kind - Genuine Lunar Dust Mixed In Silver w/ COA

Experience the wonders of the universe in the most intimate way possible with our  authentic meteorite jewelry. Handcrafted from fragments of genuine meteorites, our rings, necklaces and unique accessories are truly out of this world. Each piece is meticulously crafted to showcase the natural beauty of these extraterrestrial treasures, ensuring a one-of-a-kind piece that is as rare as it is romantic. To guarantee authenticity, every item comes with a certificate of authenticity, allowing you to cherish your celestial treasure for generations to come.

Certified Meteorite Name: NWA 12949

Stone: Mesosiderite (From an Asteroid) Meteorite, Stony Iron

Accompanying Gemstone: Turquoise  

Material: Silver

Chain: Silver

Lunar dust mixed in silver pendant

Comes with: Certificate of Authenticity, Jewelry Box  

About Stony-Iron Meteorites:

Stony-iron meteorites are the rarest and most visually striking of the three main categories of meteorites. They are composed of roughly equal parts iron-nickel metal and silicate minerals, including gemstones like olivine. This unique mixture reflects their origin from the boundary zones between a planet or asteroid's core and mantle.

Within this category, there are two main types:

Pallasites: These meteorites feature large, gem-quality olivine crystals embedded within a metallic iron-nickel matrix. Their striking appearance makes them highly prized among collectors. Pallasites are believed to originate from the core-mantle boundary of differentiated planetary bodies, providing valuable clues about the internal structure of such bodies.

Mesosiderites: These are breccias—rocks made of broken, fused fragments—containing a mixture of metal and silicate materials. They are thought to form from impact processes that cause different layers of a planetary body to mix together, offering insights into the impact history and interior composition of asteroids and other planetary bodies.

Studying stony-iron meteorites helps scientists understand the processes of planetary differentiation, the internal structure of asteroids, and the history of impacts in our solar system.

The Interstellar Collection, LLC is acknowledged by the IMCA (#3950), the Global Meteorite Association (GMA #042), the Meteorite Club and Strewnify. We unconditionally guarantee the authenticity of all of our meteorites.