A Tourbillon necklace with a modern contrast

This necklace combines a silver chain with a Tourbillon-design gold pendant. In the center, an authentic fragment of NWA 13290 catches the eye. The curves of the Tourbillon surround the stone like a fluid movement, creating a luminous, original and perfectly balanced piece of jewelry.

NWA 13290: an H6 chondrite from the Algerian desert

NWA 13290 is an H6 chondrite, discovered in 2019 in Algeria. This class includes stony meteorites that have undergone significant thermal metamorphism. It is recognized by :

• its dark hues punctuated by metallic grains,

• its moderate density,

• the presence of iron-nickel phases visible to the naked eye,

• its compact structure inherited from a long history in space.

This 0.2 g fragment retains the integrity of a complete meteorite, but miniaturized to the scale of a jewel.

A gold and silver jewel that puts the stone at the center

The Tourbillon design naturally places the meteorite at the heart of the pendant. The golden curve creates visual movement around the stone, while the silver chain adds a cool light that reinforces the contrast. The result is slender, elegant and easy to wear every day.

What some people call lithotherapy

In lithotherapy, H6 chondrites are sometimes associated with stability and concentration. Some enthusiasts believe they encourage reflection and perseverance. These interpretations are not scientifically validated, but they add a symbolic dimension to this type of meteorite.

A necklace that tells the story of space travel

This Tourbillon design necklace is about more than aesthetics: it contains a fragment that traveled millions of years before touching the Earth. The combination of gold, silver and an extraterrestrial stone creates an eye-catching piece that immediately arouses curiosity.

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