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Angel Chime Moldavite | 1.4g | Marouskovo Pole
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A fascinating 1.4g Natural Moldavite specimen from the highly regarded Marouskovo Pole locality in South Bohemia, Czech Republic, combining two particularly interesting characteristics — Angel Chime and Hagstone.
This beautiful specimen features an unusual, asymmetrical formation with a broad, delicately sculptured body and a striking translucent extension projecting from one side. Its thin, pale olive-green glass displays wonderful clarity when illuminated, revealing intricate flowing textures, rounded impressions and fine natural etching.
One of its most distinctive features is a naturally formed opening within the delicate protruding section, giving the specimen its Hagstone characteristic. Traditionally, stones with naturally occurring holes have been treasured in folklore and associated with protection and good fortune.
Adding to its appeal is the Angel Chime characteristic. Certain exceptionally thin Moldavite specimens produce a delicate, bell-like ringing sound when gently tapped, making them especially fascinating to collectors.
A wonderfully unusual specimen that brings together delicate natural sculpturing, beautiful translucency and two captivating characteristics in one remarkable piece of Czech Moldavite.
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Moldavite Weight: 1.4 grams
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Locality: Marouskovo Pole
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Classification: Natural Moldavite, Angel Chime
Each piece comes with a certificate of authenticity tied to a money-back guarantee. |
What is Moldavite & where is it from?
Moldavite is a rare tektite or meteoric glass, caused by an asteroid impact 15 million years ago. The intense, 10,000°C+ temperatures of the strike vapourised the asteroid, target rock and sand, flinging the molten substance high into the atmosphere.
From the impact zone in Germany some 300km away, it landed back to earth in what is now the Czech Republic and as it flew, it cooled and solidified into translucent green, glass-like droplets of various shapes and sizes.
It is said that only 1% of what had originally fallen is still intact to this day and the estimates of the total amount of Moldavite remaining is under 300 tonnes. In comparison with gold or diamonds, this makes Moldavite 1000x rarer.
99% of all Moldavite is found in a small area in the southern part of the Czech Republic. It can be found on the surface but the highly prized, well-preserved specimens are found up to 6 metres underground.
Moldavite NZ
Moldavite NZ is a small family business and collectors hub based in New Zealand. We are the only exclusive Moldavite dealer in the Southern Hemisphere. We source all of our Moldavite directly through our family and trusted contacts in the Czech Republic. All of our Moldavite and jewellery is guaranteed for authenticity by a 100% money-back guarantee.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. What is Moldavite, and where does it come from?
Moldavite is a rare, green tektite formed from a meteorite impact that occurred around 15 million years ago in what is now the Czech Republic. This extraordinary stone is found only in a small region around the Moldau River in Bohemia, making it one of the rarest gemstones on Earth.
2. How can I tell if my Moldavite is real?
Authentic Moldavite has a distinctive surface texture, natural pits, and a translucent green color that varies in intensity. It is also lighter than glass imitations. To ensure authenticity, purchase Moldavite from reputable sources, and consider requesting a certificate of authenticity.
3. What are the metaphysical properties of Moldavite?
Moldavite is believed to be a powerful stone for transformation, personal growth, and spiritual connection. It is often used in meditation, energy healing, and other spiritual practices to enhance intuition, amplify energy, and facilitate communication with higher realms.
4. How should I care for my Moldavite jewelry?
To care for your Moldavite jewelry, gently clean it with a soft cloth and mild soap. Avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, or prolonged sunlight, as these can affect its color and structure. Store Moldavite separately to prevent scratches.
5. Why is Moldavite so expensive?
Moldavite is expensive due to its rarity and limited supply, as it is found only in a specific region of the Czech Republic. Additionally, its unique origins and increasing popularity as both a gemstone and a spiritual tool contribute to its high value. Prices can vary significantly depending on the size, quality, and uniqueness of the piece.
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