Natural Meteorite Glass, Black Tektite Stones (Lot of 3), Impact Glass, Moldavite Stone, Thailand

Size: Lot of 3 stones. Each of size 3-4cm.

Origin: Thailand

Tektite, Meteorite Glass

These Tektites are small, naturally occurring glasses formed from terrestrial debris ejected during meteorite impacts.

Each piece measures 3-4 cm, making it a compact and portable specimen for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Geological Origin

These Tektites are found in Thailand. They are the result of meteorite impacts that melt terrestrial material, which is then ejected into the atmosphere and falls back to Earth as glassy fragments. The formation of tektites occurred millions of years ago, and they are considered rare geological specimens.

Uses and Display

Due to their unique appearance and origin, tektites are often displayed as geological specimens or used in educational contexts to demonstrate the effects of meteorite impacts. Their small size makes them ideal for personal collections, as they are easy to handle and store.

Different Names:

Tektite can be referred to by other names depending on its type and origin. Some alternatives include:

1. Impact Glass – A more general term highlighting its formation through meteorite impact.
2. Meteorite Glass – Emphasizes its extraterrestrial connection.
3. Moldavite – A specific type of green tektite found in the Czech Republic.
4. Australite – A type of tektite found in Australia, often distinguished by its unique aerodynamic shape.
5. Indochinite – Tektites found in Southeast Asia, commonly black or dark brown.

Metaphysical Properties

In addition to their scientific interest, tektites are also popular in metaphysical practices. They are believed to enhance spiritual growth, improve mental clarity, and protect against negative energy.