A meteorite pendant is a piece of jewelry crafted from meteorite material, which originates from celestial bodies that have entered the Earth's atmosphere and landed on its surface.

• Meteorite Composition: Meteorite pendants are typically made from fragments or slices of meteorites. Meteorites are composed of various minerals and metals, often including iron, nickel, and traces of other elements depending on their classification (iron, stony, or stony-iron).

• Surface Characteristics: The appearance of meteorite varies widely depending on its type and the processes it underwent during its journey through space and upon impact. Some meteorites have a distinctive Widmanstätten pattern—a crystalline structure visible when etched with acid—which adds to their aesthetic appeal.

• Metal Accents: 925 Sterling Silver with Rhodium Plated

• Symbolism: Meteorite pendants symbolize a connection to the cosmos and the vastness of the universe. They are often appreciated for their rarity and the unique story of their origin, having traveled through space for millions or even billions of years.

• Care and Maintenance:

• Durability: Meteorite material is generally durable, but care should be taken to avoid scratching or exposing it to harsh chemicals.​​

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• Cleaning: Regular cleaning with a soft cloth is recommended to maintain the pendant's luster. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the meteorite's surface.