Description
Introducing our exclusive 18K Yellow Gold Sikhote-Alin Meteorite and Keshi Pearl Necklace, a celestial marvel and a masterpiece of jewelry design. This unique necklace features an authentic fragment from the Sikhote-Alin meteorite, which captivated the world when it streaked across the sky and landed in the Sikhote-Alin mountains of Siberia in 1947. Each meteorite piece has been carefully selected for its texture and metallic luster, embodying the awe-inspiring beauty of the cosmos.
Complementing the meteorite’s raw, organic allure are delicate Keshi pearls, known for their irregular shapes and extraordinary luster. These pearls add a touch of elegance and contrast softly against the rugged, iron-rich meteorite fragments.
The entire ensemble is set in finely crafted 18K yellow gold, which not only secures the precious elements but also enhances their natural beauty with a warm, luminous glow. This necklace is a testament to the incredible journey of its components, from the depths of space to the heights of luxury.
Perfect for those who cherish unique, story-rich jewelry, this Sikhote-Alin Meteorite and Keshi Pearl Necklace is not just an accessory but a piece of history. It’s an extraordinary conversation piece that offers its wearer a tangible connection to the mysteries of the universe, elegantly captured in a stunning design.
Details
- Sikhote-Alin Meteorite
- Keshi Pearl
- 18KT Yellow Gold
- 18″ 18KY Chain
- Handmade in our Virginia Atelier, USA
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All diamonds we use in our designs are acquired through conflict-free sources in accord with the Kimberley Process.
We use recycled & reclaimed gold in all pieces because we support efforts to protect the environment
We are firmly committed to supporting our community through donation as well as action. Our philanthropy includes community schools, churches and clubs in addition to larger national organizations.