Tanzanite Ring / Campo del Cielo Meteorite Ring / raw / new- 4.74 g - (1)





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A 4.74 g ring set with tanzanite and Campo del Cielo meteorite in 925 sterling silver.
Description from the seller
Ring Meteorite Campo del Cielo / Tanzanite / raw / new
In 925. Sterling silver set
Total weight: 4.74 g
16.3 mm x 10.3 mm
New and unworn
Ring size:
EU 55
UK O
US 7.2
FR 15
Inner diameter: 17.5 mm
Tanzanite is a blue to violet variety of the mineral Zoisite. It is used as a gemstone just like the pink variety Thulite.
Like Zoisite, Tanzanite crystallizes in the orthorhombic crystal system and typically forms transparent, prismatic to columnar crystals that can reach lengths of several centimeters and exhibit a vitreous luster on their surfaces. The cleavage planes tend to have a more nacreous shine.
The iron meteorite Campo del Cielo was first mentioned in 1576. At the find site there is a field of 122 pits and craters, the largest measuring 70 m in diameter and 5 m deep. In the last two centuries, numerous masses, some weighing tons, have been recovered there, so the total weight is estimated at 30–50 t, which makes Campo del Cielo the third-largest meteorite after Hoba and Cape York.
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Seller's Story
Ring Meteorite Campo del Cielo / Tanzanite / raw / new
In 925. Sterling silver set
Total weight: 4.74 g
16.3 mm x 10.3 mm
New and unworn
Ring size:
EU 55
UK O
US 7.2
FR 15
Inner diameter: 17.5 mm
Tanzanite is a blue to violet variety of the mineral Zoisite. It is used as a gemstone just like the pink variety Thulite.
Like Zoisite, Tanzanite crystallizes in the orthorhombic crystal system and typically forms transparent, prismatic to columnar crystals that can reach lengths of several centimeters and exhibit a vitreous luster on their surfaces. The cleavage planes tend to have a more nacreous shine.
The iron meteorite Campo del Cielo was first mentioned in 1576. At the find site there is a field of 122 pits and craters, the largest measuring 70 m in diameter and 5 m deep. In the last two centuries, numerous masses, some weighing tons, have been recovered there, so the total weight is estimated at 30–50 t, which makes Campo del Cielo the third-largest meteorite after Hoba and Cape York.
Shipping as insured registered mail
Seller's Story
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Rechtliche Informationen des Verkäufers
- Unternehmen:
- Tim Güldenpfennig
- Repräsentant:
- Tim Güldenpfennig
- Adresse:
- Tim Güldenpfennig
Hegelstr. 32
72108 Rottenburg
GERMANY - Telefonnummer:
- +4915756630304
- Email:
- tigue@gmx.de
- USt-IdNr.:
- DE246631347
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