pendant made of polished stainless steel and Clach meteorite with chain

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Pendant made of stainless steel and Clach meteorite

Clach means "stone" in Gaelic. But not just any stone – a stone that survived a fall from the sky. This pendant is made from a fragment of meteorite and set in a frame of highly polished stainless steel. Its minimalist shape highlights the raw beauty of the material, which bears traces of billions of years of space travel.

The centre of the pendant is made of meteorite with a distinctive Widmanstätten patterns – irregular, intersecting lines that only form under specific cooling conditions in deep space. Each piece is absolutely unique – literally a print of time. The pendant's geometric shape exudes purity, peace and strength. It's a piece of jewellery that isn't ostentatious – but it has presence. That speaks without words, but clearly.

Meteorite. Imagine a space body, woven from iron or fossilised cosmic dust, hurtling through space at speeds of tens of kilometres per second. It travels millions of years from the farthest reaches of the cosmos, perhaps around planets, moons and stars, or as part of ancient celestial bodies. What could it have experienced on its journey? What forces and energies acted upon it? What could it "see" on its timeless journey through endless space? Stop for a moment and imagine its story – a story that is more than just a picture of a stone falling on the earth's surface.

One of the most famous meteorites is Muonionalusta, a fascinating piece of space that fell on the territory of northern Sweden approximately millions of years ago. This iron meteorite bears a unique signature in the form of Widmanstätten patterns – finely etched lines that reveal its long story of formation at low temperatures in the vacuum of space. Its history began more than 4.5 billion years ago, when it was part of the first planetary embryos in our solar system.

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The Muonionalusta meteorite bears witness to cosmic epochs, a bearer of secrets that deserves our attention. Its journey, endless and fascinating, often ends dramatically – with a fiery passage through the atmosphere or the impact on Earth itself. Those who have experienced such an event describe an incredibly bright glow, shining brighter than the sun, and astonishing pressure waves that can shatter windows for miles around. Fragments of Muonionalusta, like other meteorites, are silent storytellers of millions of years of journeys that end in your hands. To hold Muonionalusta in your palm is to hold a piece of the ancient universe, a speck of stardust that has become part of our planet. Just take a moment to pause and feel – the energy, the weight, and above all, the unique history that the meteorite carries within it.

Before continents and seas were formed, before man first spoke his name, a stone travelled through space. It was silent. It was older than our sun. And it flew. It passed through stellar nebulas, passed planets that no longer exist, and millions of years of existence were etched into it. It witnessed silence, explosions, cold, gravity – everything that creates and destroys the world. And then… it fell. From a fragment of that stone, Clach was created – a jewel of the heart of the universe, framed by a human hand. Its pattern – Widmanstätten patterns – is not created by a tool, but by time. Each line is a record of movement in space. Each line is a memory that cannot speak – but knows.

Clach is not just a piece of jewellery. It is a relic. It's a reminder that even in chaos, there is order. And that even a stone from the stars can rest in a human hand.

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