Muonionalusta Meteorite Pyramid Pendant
This pendant features the Muonionalusta meteorite, set with expert precision in .925 sterling silver. For added longevity, it has been coated with rhodium.
This striking pendant features a polished Muonionalusta meteorite inlaid in a sleek sterling silver pyramid-inspired design. The clean, triangular lines and mirror symmetry evoke balance, power, and precision—while the material itself connects you to the birth of the solar system.
Set within a diamond-shaped frame, the pendant’s top half showcases a triangular cut of etched Muonionalusta meteorite, revealing the Widmanstätten pattern—a crystalline lattice that only forms under the slowest cooling conditions in outer space. Below, a polished silver triangle completes the pyramid motif, creating a beautiful contrast of texture and tone.
About the Meteorite:
The Muonionalusta meteorite is a fine octahedrite iron-nickel meteorite, formed over 4.5 billion years ago in the core of an ancient asteroid that once orbited the early sun. After journeying through space for eons, it fell to Earth over a million years ago and was discovered in 1906 in northern Sweden.
The Widmanstätten pattern seen in this pendant is a natural arrangement of nickel-iron crystals formed over millions of years as the metal slowly cooled—something that can’t be replicated on Earth.
Chain not included.
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Muonionalusta Meteorite Pyramid Pendant
Muonionalusta Meteorite Pyramid Pendant
This pendant features the Muonionalusta meteorite, set with expert precision in .925 sterling silver. For added longevity, it has been coated with rhodium.
This striking pendant features a polished Muonionalusta meteorite inlaid in a sleek sterling silver pyramid-inspired design. The clean, triangular lines and mirror symmetry evoke balance, power, and precision—while the material itself connects you to the birth of the solar system.
Set within a diamond-shaped frame, the pendant’s top half showcases a triangular cut of etched Muonionalusta meteorite, revealing the Widmanstätten pattern—a crystalline lattice that only forms under the slowest cooling conditions in outer space. Below, a polished silver triangle completes the pyramid motif, creating a beautiful contrast of texture and tone.
About the Meteorite:
The Muonionalusta meteorite is a fine octahedrite iron-nickel meteorite, formed over 4.5 billion years ago in the core of an ancient asteroid that once orbited the early sun. After journeying through space for eons, it fell to Earth over a million years ago and was discovered in 1906 in northern Sweden.
The Widmanstätten pattern seen in this pendant is a natural arrangement of nickel-iron crystals formed over millions of years as the metal slowly cooled—something that can’t be replicated on Earth.
Chain not included.
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This pendant features the Muonionalusta meteorite, set with expert precision in .925 sterling silver. For added longevity, it has been coated with rhodium.
This striking pendant features a polished Muonionalusta meteorite inlaid in a sleek sterling silver pyramid-inspired design. The clean, triangular lines and mirror symmetry evoke balance, power, and precision—while the material itself connects you to the birth of the solar system.
Set within a diamond-shaped frame, the pendant’s top half showcases a triangular cut of etched Muonionalusta meteorite, revealing the Widmanstätten pattern—a crystalline lattice that only forms under the slowest cooling conditions in outer space. Below, a polished silver triangle completes the pyramid motif, creating a beautiful contrast of texture and tone.
About the Meteorite:
The Muonionalusta meteorite is a fine octahedrite iron-nickel meteorite, formed over 4.5 billion years ago in the core of an ancient asteroid that once orbited the early sun. After journeying through space for eons, it fell to Earth over a million years ago and was discovered in 1906 in northern Sweden.
The Widmanstätten pattern seen in this pendant is a natural arrangement of nickel-iron crystals formed over millions of years as the metal slowly cooled—something that can’t be replicated on Earth.
Chain not included.
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