This is a 3 Pendant Set. All pendants have a 925 Silver Cap Bail and have high quality raw stones. Each pendant comes with a felt carrying bag. Please see pictures and descriptions below.
Comes with the Star Crystal Shop Certificate of Authenticity
One Libyan Desert Glass ( LDG ) drilled pendant. Total weight is 4.0grams, 20.0ct. This stone is A+ quality, polished, set with rugged silver cap bail.
Amethyst Point Pendant that is set with a .925 silver cap style bail. Total weight is 5.1grams/25.5ct including bail. The amethyst shows a multi-sided, clearly defined point.
Moldavite Pendant that is set with a .925 silver cap style bail. Total weight is 2.5Grams/12.5ct including bail. The moldavite crystal shows defined texture.
History
Known as the Emerald that fell from the universe, Moldavite is a tektite (Meteorite) with a hardness ranging from 5.6 - 7 on the Mohs scale. The asteroid hit the earth 15 million years ago in what is now known as the Ries Crater in Barvaria (Germany). The material from the impact was sent flying into the atmosphere, cooled down & formed the melted glass into what is now called Moldavite. The splash field or primarily landing of the melted crystals returning to earth is in the areas of South Bohemia (Czech Republic). Moldavite is not found in any other region on the earth.
Moldavite has been used since Stone Age times as a talisman and amulet for good fortune. Many people believe that it came to aid in earth’s transition and healing and that the time has come to use Moldavite’s energies wisely. It can greatly enhance the effect of other crystals, taking them to their highest vibration. The green glass cup known as the Holy Grail at the last supper is believed by some to have been moldavite.
Interest in Libyan Desert Glass has recently increased significantly. LDG is often used along with moldavite for the combined, amplified energy of these 2 tektites.
Libyan desert glass is the name given to fragments of canary-yellow glass found scattered over hundreds of kilometers, between giant shifting sand dunes in the eastern Sahara Desert. These fragments are the purest form of natural glass ( silica ) found on earth.
Interest in Libyan desert glass goes back more than 3,000 years. Among items recovered from King Tut’s burial chamber sits a gold and jeweled breast plate. In the center of the plate sits a beautiful scarab beetle, carved from Libyan Desert Glass.
How LDG was created is a debated topic. Craters seen in recent satellite images of eastern Libya suggest that similar to moldavite and the Ries crater, this meteor of 30 million years ago struck the earth. This goes against another popular theory that the meteor exploded above the desert.
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