Collection: Moldavite

This tektite is one of the rarest natural glasses on Earth

formed approximately 14.8 million years ago during the NΓΆrdlinger Ries impact.

This collection includes natural Moldavite specimens from the Czech Republic alongside sterling silver pendants that preserve and highlight the individual shape of each piece. Known for its olive-to-forest-green color, translucent character, sculpted surfaces, and naturally etched texture, every piece of Moldavite carries visible evidence of its extraordinary formation.

The specimens in this collection were selected for their distinct forms, surface detail, and visual presence. The pendants range from understated natural Moldavite settings to a larger handcrafted design pairing Moldavite with rubellite. Together, they offer both collector specimens and wearable pieces shaped by one of Earth’s most remarkable geological events.

Moldavite

Specimen Details

Vintage-style Moldavite specimen information card featuring formation details, the Czech Republic strewn field, the NΓΆrdlinger Ries impact site, material data, and a green Moldavite tektite.

About Moldavite

Formed approximately 14.8 million years ago during the NΓΆrdlinger Ries impact, Moldavite is a natural green tektite found within the Central European strewn field. This collection brings together three distinctly shaped specimens from the Czech Republic, three understated sterling silver pendants, and one larger handcrafted pendant pairing Moldavite with rubellite. Each piece preserves the texture, translucence, and individual formation of this extraordinary natural glass.