Libyan Desert Glass Tektite - 23 g SKC-131 multi strand natural leather bracelet

multi strand natural leather bracelet inlaid with natural gemstones and quartz accent bead

These fossils are admired for their natural patterns and connection to early ocean life

Miners in Madagascar have to act very carefully in order to preserve and limit any damage to the Ammonite specimen

As this is a one of a kind specimen

please allow for variations in exact shape and color of the stones in the necklace that you receive

Libyan Desert Glass Tektite - 23 g SKC-131 multi strand natural leather braceletLibyan Desert Glass formed about 29 million years ago after what is believed to have been a meteor shower in the Saharan Desert between modern day Egypt and Libya. The meteors struck the desert sand with scorching hot temperates to transform the sand into Silica, the material that composes Libyan Desert Glass. Silica only forms in temperatures of over 2,900 degrees Fahrenheit. Libyan Desert Glass is also known as Libyan Gold Tektite. We work directly