Moldavite Necklace B – 1.7g (Stainless Steel)

Moldavite Necklace B – 1.7g (Stainless Steel) – Natural Tektite Pendant

Compact, naturally textured and anything but ordinary, the Moldavite Necklace B – 1.7g (Stainless Steel) features a natural piece of Moldavite weighing approximately 1.7g and measuring around 1.8 x 0.8cm. It hangs from an approximately 60cm stainless steel chain, giving the green tektite a simple silver-toned setting that lets its unusual surface and colour remain the focus.

Moldavite is not a conventional gemstone. It is a type of natural impact glass formed during an ancient meteorite event, which gives even a small pendant an extraordinary geological story. Browse more pieces featuring this material in our Moldavite collection.

Product Details

• Stone: Moldavite
• Weight: Approx. 1.7g
• Size: Approx. 1.8 x 0.8cm
• Chain: Stainless steel
• Chain length: Approx. 60cm
• Material type: Natural tektite / impact glass
• Includes a crystal meaning card
• Natural colour, surface texture and shape vary from piece to piece

Moldavite Necklace – Small Scale, Remarkable Origin

At only a little under 2cm long, this pendant is relatively petite, but Moldavite is a stone where size tells only part of the story. Its value to collectors lies in its unusual formation, limited geographic occurrence and distinctive naturally etched appearance.

The 60cm chain gives the pendant a longer drop, making it easy to wear over clothing or layer with shorter necklaces. Explore more stone pendant styles in our Gem & Crystal Necklaces collection.

What Makes Moldavite Different from Ordinary Gemstones?

Moldavite belongs to a group of natural glasses called tektites. These form when the immense heat and force of a meteorite impact melts terrestrial material and sends molten droplets through the atmosphere before they cool and fall back to Earth.

Unlike minerals that slowly grow as crystals underground, Moldavite formed in a violent, fast-moving event. That gives it a completely different geological origin from quartz, garnet, calcite and most stones commonly used in jewellery.

Did You Know? Moldavite Belongs to a Very Specific Impact Field

Moldavite is linked to the Ries impact event in southern Germany, which occurred roughly 15 million years ago. The tektites created by that event were scattered across parts of Central Europe, with the best-known Moldavite deposits found in the Czech Republic.

That limited distribution is one reason Moldavite has become so sought after. It is not simply “green glass from anywhere” – genuine Moldavite belongs to a specific geological event and region.

Why Natural Moldavite Can Look Sculpted

Many pieces of Moldavite develop pits, grooves, ridges and etched-looking textures through natural weathering after formation. Those surfaces can make the material look almost carved even when the texture is entirely natural.

The shape and depth of those features vary from one piece to another, which means small Moldavite pendants can still have plenty of individual character when viewed up close.

Moldavite Meaning & Modern Crystal Traditions

Within modern crystal traditions, Moldavite is commonly associated with transformation, rapid change, spiritual growth, new beginnings and expanded awareness. Its unusual impact origin has helped give it a particularly strong place in contemporary metaphysical practice.

A crystal meaning card is included with the necklace.

Why a Stainless Steel Chain Suits Moldavite

The cool silver tone of stainless steel gives the necklace a clean finish without overwhelming the small green pendant. At approximately 60cm, the chain creates a longer line that allows the Moldavite to sit lower than a close-fitting necklace.

For more styles and lengths, browse our wider Necklaces collection.

Caring for a Moldavite Pendant

Moldavite is natural glass, so it can chip if struck against a hard surface. Avoid dropping the pendant or storing it where heavier jewellery can press against it.

Keep the necklace away from harsh chemicals and clean it gently with a soft cloth. Store it separately when practical to help protect the Moldavite’s natural surface texture.

Discover more distinctive pieces across our Jewellery collection.

Pairs Well With

• Clear Quartz – a bright neutral companion to Moldavite’s green colouring
• Libyan Desert Glass – another unusual natural glass connected with an impact event
• Black Tourmaline – a deep black contrast beside Moldavite’s translucent green tones

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does the Moldavite weigh?

The Moldavite piece weighs approximately 1.7g.

What size is the Moldavite pendant?

It measures approximately 1.8 x 0.8cm.

How long is the chain?

The pendant comes on an approximately 60cm stainless steel chain.

Is Moldavite a crystal?

Moldavite is technically a natural tektite or impact glass, rather than a crystalline mineral.

Where did Moldavite come from?

Moldavite is associated with the Ries meteorite-impact event in Europe around 15 million years ago, with the best-known deposits occurring in the Czech Republic.

Why does natural Moldavite have grooves and pits?

Natural weathering can create sculpted-looking textures, grooves and pits on the surface of Moldavite over geological time.

What is Moldavite traditionally associated with?

Within modern crystal traditions, Moldavite is commonly associated with transformation, change, spiritual growth, new beginnings and expanded awareness.

Does the necklace include a crystal meaning card?

Yes. A crystal meaning card is included.

Perfect For

• Moldavite collectors
• Tektite enthusiasts
• Natural stone jewellery lovers
• Petite gemstone pendants
• Longer stainless steel necklaces
• Unusual geological specimens
• Collectors fascinated by meteorite-impact materials

Small pendant, enormous backstory. This 1.7g Moldavite piece measures approximately 1.8 x 0.8cm and hangs from a clean 60cm stainless steel chain, combining rare impact geology with an easy-to-wear pendant format.