



65,00 €
Aletai cut meteorite pendant, authentic fragment discovered in China in 1898. A natural, rough style to wear or collect.
Note: Each meteorite is unique, with distinct shapes and details. The meteorite shown is an example image for illustrative purposes only.
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This pendant comes from an Aletai-cut meteorite. The stone retains its rough appearance and reveals its metallic details thanks to a simple shaping process, designed to make it an easily wearable piece of jewelry. The meteorite is neither highly polished nor extensively modified: its natural identity remains visible at first glance.
Discovered in China in 1898, the Aletai meteorite belongs to the iron meteorite family, known for its iron-nickel composition and high density. This stone is particularly prized for :
its natural metallic sheen,
irregular relief,
its extraterrestrial origin verified.
The shape achieved here is the result of moderate pruning, carried out to maintain a balance between portability and authenticity.
Each fragment has a unique structure linked to its geological past. The cut leaves many internal details visible, reminding us of the stone’s cosmic origin. Sometimes micro-reliefs or small fusion zones can be seen, evidence of the stone’s journey through space.
In lithotherapy, Aletai meteorite is often associated with endurance and inner strength. Some enthusiasts believe it helps to maintain focus and concentration. These ideas are not based on scientific evidence, but they do underline the pendant’s symbolic aura.
This cut meteorite pendant is for those who love the authentic more than the imitation. It can be worn as jewelry, displayed or simply observed as a fragment of space. Its shape remains sober, but the material tells a story far greater than its size.
We deliver quickly anywhere in France.
All our meteorites are supplied by members of the I.M.C.A. International Meteorite Collectors Association.
All our products are made in France, in the Paris region.
All our products are original creations. The astrophotographs are all taken by members of our collective.











