This Campo del Cielo Meteorite Pendant features an authentic extraterrestrial fragment from one of the most famous and well-documented meteorite falls in recorded history. The specimen is securely set in a stainless steel mount, chosen for its durability, sleek aesthetic, and resistance to tarnish—making it ideal for daily wear or display in any meteorite or scientific collection.

The Campo del Cielo meteorites, discovered in the Gran Chaco region of Argentina, are believed to have fallen to Earth over 4,000 years ago. First recorded by Spanish explorers in 1576, the iron-nickel masses scattered across this impact site are among the oldest known meteorite fragments available to collectors.

This pendant preserves the raw, natural form of the meteorite, celebrating its authenticity, metallic texture, and historical significance. No two pieces are the same, making each a one-of-a-kind addition to any collection.

• Type: Iron Meteorite (Octahedrite, IAB-MG)

• Composition: ~92% Iron, ~6.68% Nickel, with trace elements such as cobalt, gallium and iridium

• Locality: Campo del Cielo, Chaco, Argentina

• Setting: Stainless Steel (hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant)

• Presentation: Gift-boxed with certificate of authenticity and specimen information

Each pendant is individually selected and crafted to highlight the natural metallic structure and surface texture of the meteorite fragment.