Trinitite 1.32g - Trinity Test Site, White Sands, New Mexico, USA

Trinitite 1.32g - Trinity Test Site, White Sands, New Mexico, USAFormed on July 16, 1945, when desert sand melted under the intense heat of the worlds first atomic test, Trinitite is a rare historic glass. Collected in the 1940s50s before the site was closed, these preserved pieces are highly collectible relics of history. Size: 14 x 13 x 5mm Weight: 1. 32g Includes: 1. 25" Collector's box with label. History of Trinitite The detonation took place at 5: 29 a. m. on July 16, 1945, at the Trinity Site, about 35 miles

journaling during personal transitions

causing these Aquamarine specimens from Vietnam to become rare

Size: 30 x 16 x 12mm

This Mundrabilla meteorite specimen is for the detail-oriented collector who values a sculptural aesthetic in their iron meteorites

clearing energy blockages and allowing energy to flow smoothly throughout one's body

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Large natural Moldavite from Chlum nad Malší

only a few places around the world

but at 4 x 4mm it's surprisingly large for a Popigai diamond

complete individual with well-formed thumbprint regmaglypts and natural deep bronze desert patina

This gorgeous natural etched Aquamarine floater crystal is a pastel aquamarine-blue with icy clear-aqua It's a very textural piece

from Thuong Xuan district in Vietnam