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Meteorite Hexes
The Meteorite Hexes ring has unique hexagon inlays of Gibeon meteorite. The ring can be made down to 6mm with a single row of hexes, or 8mm with the double row. The meteorite is estimated to be over 4 billion years old! We can even make pairs of rings with material from the same piece of meteorite. Imagine having been together for billions of years and ending up on your fingers for all the years to come. The meteorite traveled millions of miles through space before landing in South Africa sometime in prehistory. It has a unique crystalline grain structure called Widmanstatten lines that were caused by the meteorite slowly cooling over millions of years as it hurtled through space.Â
The Meteorite Hexes ring has unique hexagon inlays of Gibeon meteorite. The ring can be made down to 6mm with a single row of hexes, or 8mm with the double row. The meteorite is estimated to be over 4 billion years old! We can even make pairs of rings with material from the same piece of meteorite. Imagine having been together for billions of years and ending up on your fingers for all the years to come. The meteorite traveled millions of miles through space before landing in South Africa sometime in prehistory. It has a unique crystalline grain structure called Widmanstatten lines that were caused by the meteorite slowly cooling over millions of years as it hurtled through space.Â
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The Meteorite Hexes ring has unique hexagon inlays of Gibeon meteorite. The ring can be made down to 6mm with a single row of hexes, or 8mm with the double row. The meteorite is estimated to be over 4 billion years old! We can even make pairs of rings with material from the same piece of meteorite. Imagine having been together for billions of years and ending up on your fingers for all the years to come. The meteorite traveled millions of miles through space before landing in South Africa sometime in prehistory. It has a unique crystalline grain structure called Widmanstatten lines that were caused by the meteorite slowly cooling over millions of years as it hurtled through space.Â
