A decorative object inspired by space

This meteorite decoration presents an authentic fragment of Campo del Cielo in a black, transparent plastic box, held together by a film that gives the illusion of suspension. The stone seems to float in its box, as if it had just passed through the atmosphere. The result is an immediate eye-catcher, whether on a shelf, a desk or a showcase.

Campo del Cielo: a fascinating meteorite

Discovered in Argentina in 1576, Campo del Cielo belongs to the iron meteorite family. It can be recognized by :

• its natural iron-nickel alloy,

• irregular relief,

• its dark, metallic surface,

• its surprising density for its size.

Each one has its own identity, making it a unique decorative piece.

An original showcase

The transparent box preserves the meteorite while showcasing it. It catches the light and brings out the details of the specimen from different angles. It can be displayed as is, or integrated into a larger collection. This format requires no special maintenance and installs in seconds.

A touch of symbolism

In lithotherapy, Campo del Cielo sometimes evokes anchorage and determination. Some enthusiasts associate it with the idea of keeping one’s feet on the ground while looking out into space. These interpretations are not based on scientific evidence, but they do add a symbolic level to the decoration.

An eye-catching meteorite decoration

This presentation adds a scientific, artistic or simply intriguing touch to any interior. It can be given as a gift, collected or placed as a centerpiece on a desk. In a single glance, it reminds us that our planet shares its history with that of the cosmos.

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