Looking for genuine Crystals, Natural Tumblestones, Collectible Gemstones, Jewellery, Meteorites (Space rocks)? Look no further than My Lost Gems. Our extensive collection of nature’s hidden treasures is carefully selected for high quality and authenticity, and each item comes with a certificate of authentication. We offer a unique “buy what you see” shopping experience. With new products constantly being added, My Lost Gems is your go-to source for one-of-a-kind hidden gems. Shop now and discover the wonders of the earth.

FREE UK DELIVERY - Save up to 60%

SALE 10%

Moldavite Translucent Green Tektite Czech Natural Impact Glass Meteorite Grade Genuine Specimen with Certificate of Authenticity

Original price was: £102.00.Current price is: £91.80.

(Actual as seen)

Only 1 left in stock

SKU: MP6251 Category:

Description

Overview – Genuine Moldavite from the Czech Republic

This listing is for a 100% genuine Moldavite, a translucent green tektite formed by an ancient meteorite impact. Each specimen is hand-selected for quality, colour, and authenticity, and the photos show the exact piece you will receive. A Certificate of Authenticity is included with every order. Moldavite is highly prized among collectors, mineral enthusiasts, and spiritual users for its vivid colour, natural texture, and extraordinary cosmic origin. This specimen’s natural surface etching, distinctive green translucency, and aerodynamic sculpting showcase the classic features associated with high-quality Moldavite from the Czech Republic.

Geological Origin – A Meteorite Impact 14.7 Million Years Ago

Moldavite was created during the Middle Miocene, approximately 14.7 million years ago, when a massive meteorite struck what is now southern Germany, forming the Ries Crater. The explosive force melted terrestrial silica-rich rocks and ejected molten material high into the atmosphere. As these droplets cooled and solidified during flight, they formed aerodynamically shaped natural glass known as tektites. Carried eastward by the explosion’s trajectory, the molten droplets rained down over regions of modern-day Bohemia and Moravia in the Czech Republic, where most gem-quality Moldavite is found.

This geological event created one of the most famous strewn fields on Earth, producing tektites with a distinct green hue caused by natural iron and trace elements in the melted source rocks. The combination of extraterrestrial energy and terrestrial geology makes Moldavite one of the most scientifically significant natural glasses.

Morphology and Surface Features

Your specimen displays the characteristic etched, sculpted texture formed through differential chemical weathering in the sandy soils of Bohemia. The intricate surface patterning includes grooves, ripples, and natural pitting. These features form over millions of years as softer glass components dissolve more quickly, leaving behind beautifully detailed surface relief.

The translucent green colour varies in intensity depending on thickness, and when held to the light, the internal structure shows natural inclusions and flow patterns created during rapid cooling. Each Moldavite is unique; no two pieces ever share the same shape or etching, making every specimen a one-of-a-kind collectible.

Scientific and Collector Interest

Moldavite holds a special place in meteoritics and tektite research due to its confirmed association with the Ries impact event. It is considered the only tektite commonly used as a gemstone. Collectors value Moldavite for its colour, texture, and well-documented geological origin. The aerodynamic shaping seen in many pieces suggests high-velocity atmospheric travel, while the etched surfaces provide clues about long-term geological processes.

Product Details and Authenticity

Material: Moldavite (Tektite / Natural Impact Glass)
Origin: Czech Republic
Colour: Translucent green
Guarantee: 100% genuine specimen
Certificate of Authenticity: Included
Photograph: Shows the exact specimen you will receive
Scale cube: 1 cm – please refer to photos for full sizing

This Moldavite is a carefully chosen collector-grade specimen with strong visual appeal and exceptional natural formation features, perfect for display, study, gifting, or collection building.

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.