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Meteorite necklace space rock campo del cielo 925 silver plate necklace pendant

Meteorite necklace space rock campo del cielo 925 silver plate necklace pendant

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This stunning necklace features a genuine meteorite made of 925 silver plated chain, showcasing the beauty of natural iron meteorites. The unique design is perfect for anyone interested in geology or science, making it an ideal gift for students or professionals.

Every necklace comes with a certificate of authenticity, confirming the origin and history of your celestial treasure. Every item is gift boxed.

Campo del Cielo, which translates to "Field of the Sky," is a meteorite field located in northern Argentina, primarily within the Chaco and Santiago del Estero provinces. This area was first documented by Spanish explorers in 1576, though it had been known to indigenous people long before that.

The Campo del Cielo meteorites are believed to have fallen around 4,000 to 5,000 years ago. These iron meteorites originated from a larger parent body in space that was 4.5 billion years old.

Wearing this necklace, you'll carry a piece of the universe with you, a constant reminder of the vast wonders beyond our planet.

This necklace is a one-of-a-kind piece that will stand out in any collection. The natural shape and texture of the meteorite make it a true conversation starter. The necklace is perfect for those who appreciate the wonders of nature and the fascinating world of science.

This would make a fantastic gift for any geologist, science, astronaut, astronomer or space enthusiast!

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Every necklace comes with a certificate of authenticity, confirming the origin and history of your celestial treasure.

Campo del Cielo, which translates to "Field of the Sky," is a meteorite field located in northern Argentina, primarily within the Chaco and Santiago del Estero provinces. This area was first documented by Spanish explorers in 1576, though it had been known to indigenous people long before that.

The Campo del Cielo meteorites are believed to have fallen around 4,000 to 5,000 years ago. These iron meteorites originated from a larger parent body in space that was 4.5 billion years old.

This item will be posted to you by ExtinctPieces within 21 days of receiving payment.

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