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Moldavite<\/b><\/a>\u00a0is a dark green\u00a0projectile tektite. Tektites are formed by a meteorite impact which melts the earth under the impact point.<\/p>\n

A meteorite hit the earth probably in southern Germany\u00a0about 14.7 million years ago. \u00a0The impact melted the earth underneath the meteorite, plashing it into what is now the Czech Republic near the Moldau River, hence the name – moldavite.<\/p>\n

These Pieces piece of moldavite weigh between 5.5 and \u00a07 cts. These are sold by the piece, NOT the lot.<\/p>\n

Moldavite is the only tektite in gemstone quality. This makes it unique\u00a0among gemstones. It is beloved for its peculiarity and rarity, which is reflected in the wide variety of sizes, shapes, textures and shades of green. moldavites\u00a0are often collected in their original rough form, which has many variations.<\/p>\n

The total amount of moldavite scattered around the world is estimated at 275 tons.\u00a0As true genuine moldavite\u00a0is getting more rare and the price is going up, the counterfeiters are getting better at their craft.<\/p>\n

How can you tell if your Moldavite is real?<\/p>\n

True moldavite is known for its olive-green color that ranges from pale and translucent to varying hues of deep forest green with possible streaks of brown. Many times, gas bubbles were trapped when the moldavite\u00a0was formed. These bubbles are a very good indication of\u00a0genuine moldavite<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Top six healing benefits of\u00a0moldavite\u00a0crystals<\/strong><\/p>\n