MTR122 Gibeon Meteorite Labradorite and a small chalcedony-filled vugg

and a small chalcedony-filled vugg that goes through to the back of the specimen

This is a tumble polished specimen featuring grey and pink translucent agate with sagenite spray inclusions

A polished slab from Idaho featuring rolling hills and streamers/spiderwebbing in mauve and cream jasper

Simmons explores in depth what he calls the Four Cornerstones of the Alchemy of Stones

5 cm x 5 cm x 3 cm

MTR122 Gibeon Meteorite Labradorite and a small chalcedony-filled vuggThe Gibeon Meteor fell in pre historic Namibia, and was discovered and used by the local Nama people for tool use. The first written record of this meteorite's discovery is from 1836, when explorers for the British Army collected samples to be studied. Previously an abundant source of meteorites, all meteorites found in Namibia have been automatically protected as National Monuments since 1950, leading to a significant decrease in market availability.