Libyan Desert Glass (8)

A double-sided information card for Libyan Desert Glass offers a beautifully crafted guide to this natural glass. Printed on smooth, matte card stock, it resists fingerprints and provides a luxurious feel. Count: 1 Size: 3.5" x 2"

Libyan Desert Glass, a natural silica glass, formed during a meteoric event approximately 28 million years ago. This translucent tektite exhibits pale to golden yellow hues, often displaying a frosted, wind-abraded exterior and rounded edges from its desert origin. Count: 1 Size: Approximately 1 inch Weight: 5-6 grams Origin: Northwest Egyptian-Libyan border Care: Store separately to prevent scratching; clean with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; dry promptly. Safe for brief sun exposure.

Forged in a meteor impact over 29 million years ago, Libyan Desert Glass isn’t just a stone—it’s a relic of cosmic fire. Once worn by Egyptian pharaohs, this golden tektite was carved into the heart of King Tut’s breastplate. Now, it’s here to awaken yours. Libyan Desert Glass is known as the Star Stone and the Stone of the Desert Sun. Raw, radiant, and impossibly rare, each piece gleams with solar warmth. Its golden glow pulses with ancient energy. With Libyan Desert Glass in hand, the holder can’t help but imagine cutting through doubt, fear, and limitation… Revealing the person you were always meant to become. This pendant is for those ready to manifest big. To transform. To align with purpose. Libyan Desert Glass is believed to clear energetic blocks in the Solar Plexus. Boost confidence. And fast-track your manifestations. Like a spark of brilliance, a shimmering Citrine bead connects the Star Stone and necklace. This golden gemstone is thought to amplify your energy with joy, optimism, and confidence

Libyan Desert Glass is a natural silica glass, displaying a glassy, translucent texture and a distinctive yellow-green hue. This rough specimen, formed by an ancient cosmic event in the Western Desert, showcases the unique character of this rare material. Count: 1 Origin: Libyan Desert Care: Clean gently with cool running water. Not at risk of fading in sunlight.

Libyan Desert Glass, a natural silica glass, forms this translucent yellow-green teardrop pendant. This impactite material, distinguished by its formation from superheated desert sand following a meteorite impact in the Sahara Desert, offers a connection to ancient cosmic events. Set in sterling silver, the pendant showcases the distinctive pale golden hue often with a subtle green tint. Count: 1 Size: .8" Weight: 3g Origin: Erg Desert, Egypt-Libya border Care: Not prone to sun fading; avoid prolonged water exposure.

Libyan Desert Glass, a natural silica glass, formed approximately 29 million years ago from a cosmic event in the Western Desert. This translucent yellow-green impactite, known for its pale golden to greenish hues, may exhibit flow lines or stretched bubbles when held to strong light, evidencing its rapid cooling from a molten state. It is composed primarily of silicon dioxide, sharing an amorphous structure with obsidian rather than a crystalline lattice. Count: 1 Size: Sz 9 Weight: 6.1g Origin: Erg Desert, NW Egyptian Libya border Care: Not prone to sun fading; avoid prolonged water or wet soil exposure.

Libyan Desert Glass, a natural silica glass formed from an ancient meteorite impact, displays a translucent yellow-green hue in this marquis-cut piece. It features internal flow lines and stretched bubbles, characteristic of its rapid cooling from a molten state. Count: 1 Size: Sz 7.75 Weight: 6.2g Care: Not prone to sun fading; avoid prolonged water submersion.

Libyan Desert Glass is a natural silica glass, known for its pale yellow to golden yellow hues. This translucent tektite formed during a meteoric event approximately 28 to 29 million years ago in the Northwest Egyptian Libyan Desert, often displaying a frosted, wind-abraded exterior on natural pieces. Count: 1 Size: Approximately 2 inches Weight: 27 grams Origin: Northwest Egyptian Libyan Desert Care: Store separately from harder stones; wrap in soft cloth. Clean with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap; rinse gently.