Tree bark and meteorites finally got together in this very first ring. Now you can have a little bit of history on your finger. This particular meteorite was found in Argentina - the Campo del Cielo site. The crater was created an estimated 4,000 - 5,000 years ago. Even though this meteorite fell from the sky, its organic qualities make it seem right at home with other earthy, nature inspired jewelry.

This ring would make for a very attractive and unique unconventional engagement ring. A wedding band could be made to fit with the contour of the ring to create a unique set.

• Cast in 100% recycled palladium sterling silver
• Size 6
• Features a meteorite approx. 10.8 x 6mm
• The band is 3.5mm wide and has a light patina
• Ready to ship - Packaged in a box ready to ship

Ever wonder what the difference is between a meteor, meteoroid and a meteorite?

A meteoroid is the space debris/particle, perhaps from an asteroid or comet

A meteor is the flash of light we see as it comes through the earth's atmosphere (shooting star) and the meteorite is what survives!

Most meteoroids are so small they can't make it through the atmosphere and are completely vaporized.

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