Meteorite Ring
The meteorite ring shown is a titanium ring with an inlay of genuine Gibeon Meteorite that fell to Earth in prehistory. The meteorite was discovered in Namibia in South Africa in 1838. 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. It is estimated to be over 4 billion years old! The government of Namibia has stopped export of the meteorite, so it will become rarer as the years go by. It's a great mix of ancient and contemporary. We are a leader in the manufacture of meteorite rings. This is truly a work of art and history available for your finger.
The meteorite ring shown is a titanium ring with an inlay of genuine Gibeon Meteorite that fell to Earth in prehistory. The meteorite was discovered in Namibia in South Africa in 1838. 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. It is estimated to be over 4 billion years old! The government of Namibia has stopped export of the meteorite, so it will become rarer as the years go by. It's a great mix of ancient and contemporary. We are a leader in the manufacture of meteorite rings. This is truly a work of art and history available for your finger.
Original: $465.00
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$139.50Description
The meteorite ring shown is a titanium ring with an inlay of genuine Gibeon Meteorite that fell to Earth in prehistory. The meteorite was discovered in Namibia in South Africa in 1838. 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. It is estimated to be over 4 billion years old! The government of Namibia has stopped export of the meteorite, so it will become rarer as the years go by. It's a great mix of ancient and contemporary. We are a leader in the manufacture of meteorite rings. This is truly a work of art and history available for your finger.
