Halos Necklace (Moldavite, AG+AGA+MOL)
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Halos
The Halos series explores crystals in their raw form. Uncommon and sometimes massive shapes that are encapsulated within a halo of metal. Tools for Magic. The crystals used in these pieces are discovered through adventure and are hand-selected. Each piece is unique and special.
| Dimensions: | Pendant (WxHxD): 17 × 40 × 3 mm Chain Length: 740 mm |
| Weight: | 35 grams |
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| Crystal Colors: | Green |
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| Colors: | AGA: Sterling Acid Gold. Sterling silver substrate is electroplated with 18k Gold and then dipped into acid to create the subtly destroyed surface. The concentration of the plating solution, air temperature and time in the acid bath all play integral roles in the final result and exist in a delicate balance. No two items are the same and these nuances / variations should be seen as a characteristic of the product. AG: Acid Gold. Brass substrate is electroplated with 18k gold and then dipped into acid to create the subtly destroyed surface. The concentration of the plating solution, air temperature and time in the acid bath all play integral roles in the final result and exist in a delicate balance. No two items are the same and these nuances / variations should be seen as a characteristic of the product. MOL: Moldavite. Moldavites have been shown to be about 14.7 million years old. The most popular explanation of their origin, according to Prof. Bouska, is that they were formed during the impact of a large meteorite, or comet nuclei, with the Earth’s surface. He explains the formation of tektites in simplified terms: “An enormous body with a volume of several cubic kilometers is racing towards the Earth. The uppermost layers of the Earth’s surface are melted by the highly compressed hot air cushion in front of the flying meteorite prior to its contact with the surface of the Earth. At the moment of impact, there is a tremendous explosion comparable with a multiple hydrogen bomb, the atmosphere is torn apart, and tektites are formed in the vacuum bubble. The fusion process and the throwing out of the tektite glass material occurs in a very short time period prior to the actual impact of the meteorite or comet core. The modeling of the formation of large impact craters has shown that the column of hot ascending atmosphere can carry the tektite melt into the upper parts of the atmosphere or even above the atmosphere.” |
| Materials: | BrassCrystalGold Plated Acid FinishSlab Stones |
| Categories: | Necklaces One-of-a-Kind Necklaces |
| Series: | Series 24 |
| Tags: | HalosOne-of-a-Kind |
| SKU: | K-167-AG+AGA+MOL |
| Articles: | Making Of: Acid Gold (AG) On Packaging: Foam Boxes |
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Crystal Metaphysics
Moldavite
