Moldavite belongs to the tektite group – natural glasses formed when terrestrial rocks were melted by the extreme heat generated during a meteor impact. The molten material was ejected into the atmosphere and rapidly cooled while airborne, which explains the characteristic irregular surface covered with pits, grooves, and aerodynamic flow textures.

The specimen mounted in this pendant comes from the classic South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic, known for producing the most chemically pure and collectible moldavites. The distinct green coloration results from trace amounts of iron and manganese, creating a composition that cannot be replicated synthetically. This chemical fingerprint gives genuine moldavite its recognizable luminous glow when held against the light.

The surface of the stone has been preserved in its completely raw state. Uncut specimens of this kind are considered the most valuable due to their diagnostic features: corrosion pits, gas vesicles, and deformation patterns formed during ultrafast cooling. These natural indicators allow experts to authenticate the material without laboratory testing.

The silver setting has been engineered to secure the mineral safely while keeping all morphological features visible. This design approach preserves the scientific character of the specimen and transforms it into a striking piece of jewelry with genuine collector value.

Large raw moldavite has become increasingly rare as natural deposits have been heavily depleted. The combination of mass, unaltered structure, and classic Czech coloration makes this pendant not only an expressive accessory but also a stable investment in one of the world’s most exceptional extraterrestrial-origin minerals.