Moldavite Necklace C – 1.4g (Stainless Steel)

Moldavite Necklace C – 1.4g Natural Tektite Pendant in Stainless Steel

Compact, unusual and carrying a geological story around 15 million years in the making, the Moldavite Necklace C – 1.4g (Stainless Steel) features an individually listed piece of natural Moldavite weighing approximately 1.4g and measuring around 2.2 × 1.1cm. Its slender proportions show off the naturally irregular green tektite without overwhelming it, while the stainless steel setting gives the piece a clean, wearable finish.

Moldavite is not a conventional crystal formed slowly underground. It is a rare green tektite created during a meteorite impact, making it especially fascinating to collectors who enjoy crystals with unusual geological origins. Discover more natural stone jewellery in our Gem & Crystal Necklaces collection.

Product Details

• Stone: Moldavite
• Weight: Approx. 1.4g
• Size: Approx. 2.2 × 1.1cm
• Material: Stainless steel
• Stone type: Natural tektite / impact glass
• Piece: Individually listed Necklace C
• Includes: Crystal meaning card
• Natural colour, texture and surface variations are part of the individual Moldavite piece

Moldavite Necklace C – Formed by an Extraordinary Collision

Roughly 15 million years ago, a meteorite struck what is now southern Germany and created the Ries crater. The energy of the impact generated enormous heat and pressure, melting terrestrial material and ejecting it high into the atmosphere. Some of that molten material cooled while travelling through the air before falling back to Earth.

The green natural glass produced by this event became known as Moldavite. Most recognised Moldavite deposits occur in the Czech Republic, particularly in areas of Bohemia and Moravia, which makes its geographic occurrence remarkably limited compared with many common gemstones.

Explore more examples of this fascinating material in our Moldavite collection.

What Makes Natural Moldavite So Recognisable?

Moldavite is famous for much more than its green colour. Natural pieces can display a mixture of ridges, grooves, pits, folds and sculpted-looking surfaces. These textures vary from specimen to specimen and help give Moldavite the wonderfully irregular appearance collectors prize.

Its colour can range from lighter olive and mossy greens through deeper forest and brown-green shades. Transparency also varies: some pieces glow beautifully when held to the light, while others are deeper and more opaque in appearance.

At approximately 2.2 × 1.1cm, Necklace C has a narrow, elongated profile that allows the Moldavite’s individual outline and texture to remain the focus of the design.

Did You Know? Tektites Are Earth Material Changed by an Impact

Moldavite sometimes gets described casually as a “meteorite stone”, but that can give the wrong impression. The Moldavite itself did not travel to Earth inside the meteorite.

Instead, it is terrestrial material that was melted and transformed by the extreme conditions created when a meteorite struck Earth. That makes Moldavite an impact glass and a member of the broader tektite family.

This unusual meeting of Earth geology and an extraterrestrial event is a major part of Moldavite’s appeal. Browse other examples of these fascinating natural glasses in our Tektites collection.

Why a 1.4g Moldavite Pendant Can Be So Collectable

When shopping for Moldavite, weight can be misleading if you are used to larger quartz, amethyst or jasper pieces. Moldavite is commonly sold in relatively small specimens, and collectors often pay close attention to form, colour, texture, provenance and overall character rather than simply looking for the heaviest stone.

At approximately 1.4g, this piece remains light and easy to wear while still displaying the distinctive natural surface that makes Moldavite immediately recognisable. Because this necklace is individually listed as Necklace C, the stated measurements and weight relate specifically to this piece rather than an assorted design.

Moldavite Meaning & Modern Crystal Traditions

Within contemporary crystal and metaphysical traditions, Moldavite has developed one of the strongest reputations of any modern collector stone. It is commonly associated with transformation, accelerated change, new beginnings, spiritual growth and expanded awareness.

Some crystal enthusiasts choose Moldavite during periods when they are consciously making changes or moving into a new stage of life. Others are drawn to it simply because its geological origin feels extraordinary. These metaphysical associations are traditional and spiritual beliefs rather than scientifically proven effects.

A crystal meaning card is included with the necklace.

A Clean Stainless Steel Finish

Moldavite already has plenty happening visually: irregular surfaces, varying shades of green and a form shaped by both its dramatic origin and millions of years of natural weathering. Stainless steel works particularly well because its cool silver tone provides contrast without distracting from the stone itself.

The result is a necklace that can appeal equally to someone who loves crystal meanings and to someone who simply wants an unusual piece of natural-history jewellery.

See more wearable crystal and symbolic pieces in our Necklaces collection.

Caring for Your Moldavite Necklace

Moldavite is natural glass and should be treated more gently than tougher gemstones. It can chip, scratch or fracture if dropped onto a hard floor or knocked forcefully against another piece of jewellery.

Store the necklace separately where possible and avoid crushing the pendant beneath heavier items. For routine cleaning, gently wipe the stone and stainless steel with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and harsh chemicals that are unnecessary for everyday care.

Pairs Well With

• Clear Quartz – a bright, neutral companion that lets Moldavite’s green colour stand out
• Black Tourmaline – a bold dark contrast often paired with Moldavite in modern crystal traditions
• Libyan Desert Glass – another unusual natural glass loved by collectors interested in impact-related geology
• Smoky Quartz – earthy tones that sit beautifully beside Moldavite’s mossy and forest greens

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Moldavite Necklace C weigh?

The Moldavite piece weighs approximately 1.4g.

What size is the Moldavite?

It measures approximately 2.2 × 1.1cm.

Will I receive this exact piece?

Yes. This necklace is individually identified as Necklace C, so its listed weight and measurements refer to this specific Moldavite piece.

Is Moldavite a crystal or a meteorite?

Moldavite is best described as a tektite or natural impact glass. It formed from terrestrial material melted and ejected during a meteorite impact rather than being a fragment of the meteorite itself.

Where does Moldavite come from?

Moldavite is associated with the Ries impact event in what is now Germany, while the best-known deposits of the resulting green tektite occur mainly in the Czech Republic.

Why does natural Moldavite have pits and grooves?

Natural Moldavite commonly develops irregular sculpted surfaces through its formation history and long-term geological weathering. Texture varies widely from one specimen to another.

What is Moldavite traditionally associated with?

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

Does it include a meaning card?

Yes. A crystal meaning card is included.

Perfect For

• Moldavite collectors
• Tektite and impact-glass enthusiasts
• Natural-history jewellery lovers
• Fans of unusual green gemstones
• Stainless steel jewellery wearers
• Crystal collectors interested in meteorite-impact geology
• Meaningful gifts centred around change and new beginnings

Only 1.4g, but connected to an impact event around 15 million years old. Moldavite Necklace C turns a small piece of extraordinary natural glass into wearable jewellery while keeping the tektite’s green colour, irregular form and remarkable geological story firmly at centre stage.