Libyan Desert Glass: A Meteorite's Legacy

Libyan Desert Glass: Cosmic Connection from Ancient Sands

Experience the mystery of the cosmos with this remarkable piece of Libyan Desert Glass. Libyan Desert Glass is a natural glass formed around 26 million years ago in the Sahara Desert, believed to be the result of a meteor impact or an airburst explosion. This extraordinary event melted the sand beneath, creating stunning, golden-hued glass pieces scattered across the desert sands.  The glass's primary component is lechatelierite, a molten silica glass that's similar to quartz but doesn't have a crystal structure.

Size:  32mm x 29mm x 18mm Approximately

Weight:  16.9 gram

Known for its luminous yellow color, Libyan Desert Glass is cherished not only for its rarity and captivating beauty but also for its ancient significance. Ancient Egyptians revered it, even setting it in the jewelry of King Tutankhamun. Today, Libyan Desert Glass is thought to hold powerful metaphysical properties, symbolizing transformation, strength, and spiritual growth. This unique specimen offers a tangible connection to the ancient world and the cosmos, making it a captivating addition to any collection.

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