The Gibeon Meteorite Story Collision with earth is estimated to be 200-400 million years ago in the Gibeon area of Namibia, Africa during prehistoric times. Found in 1836 by a British explorer, Captain J.E. Alexander, although natives were familiar with these "metal rocks" for hundreds of years. Estimated, by radiometric dating, to be 4 billion years old and thought to be debris from an exploding super nova.

• 0.75 inches x 0.75 inches square pendant with rounded edges (0.06 - 0.08 inches thick)
• Offered on a 20 inch black-tone, 1.2 mm jewelry wire with screw closure. Can also be worn on your favorite leather choker or chain.
• Resistant to rust due to tight fitting crystals, lack of inclusions, and high nickel content
• Sliced and etched with acid to show its Widmanstatten pattern
• Includes informational card on the history of the meteorite and care and maintenance.

0.75 inches x 0.75 inches square pendant with rounded edges (0.06 - 0.08 inches thick)MMG Designs