Round Tanzanite / Campo del Cielo Meteorite Ring / raw / new- 3.72 g - (1)






Over 20 years collecting meteorites; former museum curator and experienced restorer.
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Ring meteorite Campo del Cielo from Argentina, with tanzanite as the main mineral.
Description from the seller
Ring meteorite Campo del Cielo / Tanzanite / raw / new
Set in 925 sterling silver
Total weight: 3.72 g
15.0 mm x 10.1 mm
Brand new and unworn
Ring size
U 57
UK Page 1/2
US 8.0
Fr 17
Inner diameter: 18.1 mm
Tanzanite is a blue to violet variety of the mineral zoisite. Like the pink variety thulite, it is used exclusively as a gemstone.
How zoisite crystallizes in the orthorhombic crystal system and typically develops transparent, prismatic to columnar crystals that can reach several centimeters in length and exhibit a glass-like luster on their surfaces. In contrast, cleavage planes tend to shimmer more pearly.
The iron meteorite Campo del Cielo was first mentioned in 1576. At the site, there is a field of 122 pits and craters, the largest measuring 70 meters in diameter and 5 meters deep. Over the past two centuries, numerous masses, some weighing tons, have been recovered there, bringing the total weight to an estimated 30-50 tons, making 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
Set in 925 sterling silver
Total weight: 3.72 g
15.0 mm x 10.1 mm
Brand new and unworn
Ring size
U 57
UK Page 1/2
US 8.0
Fr 17
Inner diameter: 18.1 mm
Tanzanite is a blue to violet variety of the mineral zoisite. Like the pink variety thulite, it is used exclusively as a gemstone.
How zoisite crystallizes in the orthorhombic crystal system and typically develops transparent, prismatic to columnar crystals that can reach several centimeters in length and exhibit a glass-like luster on their surfaces. In contrast, cleavage planes tend to shimmer more pearly.
The iron meteorite Campo del Cielo was first mentioned in 1576. At the site, there is a field of 122 pits and craters, the largest measuring 70 meters in diameter and 5 meters deep. Over the past two centuries, numerous masses, some weighing tons, have been recovered there, bringing the total weight to an estimated 30-50 tons, making 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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