Description:
This striking triangular pendant, crafted from a fragment of the Muonionalusta Meteorite, connects you to the origins of the solar system. Measuring 20 x 20 x 2 mm with a 3 mm border width, the pendant showcases the iconic Widmanstätten patterns of interlocking iron-nickel crystals, formed during a slow cooling process unique to celestial bodies.

Rarity and Value:
As one of the oldest meteorites ever discovered, the Muonionalusta’s rarity and scientific significance elevate this pendant to a timeless treasure. Its triangular design enhances the meteorite’s natural beauty, making it a perfect blend of cosmic wonder and modern elegance.

Discovery:
The Muonionalusta meteorite was first uncovered in 1906 near the Arctic Circle in Sweden, preserved in glacial moraine for millennia. This fragment’s structure and patterns represent the enduring resilience of celestial matter.

Human Touch:
Expertly shaped and etched to reveal its intricate patterns, this triangular pendant is mounted on a sterling silver chain, making it a unisex piece of wearable art.