Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant
Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant

Meteorite Campo Del Cielo and Silver Pendant

£51.00 GBP
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A rare and high quality METEORITE CAMPO DEL CIELO and silver pendant.

The name of this stone comes from the aboriginal people who initially discovered and alerted the Spanish of its existence. Natives believed it had fallen from a specific position in the sky known to them as “Pigeum Nonralta”. In Spanish this translates to “Campo del Cielo”, which means “Field of Heaven”.

This pendant is made utilising hypoallergenic pure 925 silver and is nickel free.

The pendant measurements - 1.6 cm long x 0.9 cm wide x 0.4 cm deep(widest point).

Pendant weight - 4 grams.

Customers can choose either to purchase the pendant separately or to have the pendant including a 1mm and 18" (46cm) Italian solid silver snake chain.

This pendant is pictured including the classic solid silver Italian 1mm 18 inch (46 cm) snake chain.

About the stone:

Campo Del Cielo is one of the most beautiful gemstones that could bring sweeping change in human life when used correctly. The name Campo Del Cielo seems to have been discovered in Argentina where a meteorite with the name of the gemstone was found.