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Genuine Meteorite Necklace

Item #14599 4.5 star rating 3 customer reviews
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This gorgeous necklace features a genuine meteorite found in the Campo Del Cielo crater field, located in the Chaco province of northern Argentina. Carbon appears to indicate that the crater field is approximately 4000-5000 years old. Scientists believe the meteorite hit the earth’s atmosphere traveling up to 150,000 miles per hour. The necklace is encased in a acrylic display case, making it perfect for Christmas gifts, stocking stuffers or for small party favors!

Features:

  • Necklace with a genuine meteorite encased in an acrylic box
  • Includes information on the meteorite
  • Perfect for party favors or as stocking stuffers


Age13+
Approx. Ship Size6.25 x 2.75 x 1.00 in
15.88 x 6.99 x 2.54 cm
Weight0 lb 2 oz
0.04 kg

⚠ Safety warning

CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

Customer Reviews


5 star rating  Fabulous gift
Carolyn McPherson from US, Virginia, Charlottesville
We have three granddaughters (age 5 and 6) who are very interested in science, and in combination with video of last February's Chelyabinsk meteor in Russia, were a fabulous hit!
5 star rating  Meteorite necklace
S White from South Portland ME
I ordered three of these and am very satisfied with this order. The pieces are as described and nicely packaged with pertinent info. Received in a timely manner. Thank you.
3 star rating  necklace
Karin from Ohio
The necklace was fine. Just trying to feed my sons space obsession with something unique. The jump-ring connecting the pendant to the fabric cord was stuck - had to fix that. Other than that we had no issues.

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