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Designed by Michigan's Amy Sorensen of Lebe Loola, this unique pendant is from out of this world. The pendant contains a thin slice of the highly sought after Esquel pallasite meteorite. Pallasites are very rare and contain olivine crystals--actual gems from outer space.
Spring 2009 Update:
This pendant SOLD, however, if you would like something similar, please call me at 801.971.5240.
Photos by Geoffrey Notkin of Aerolite Meteorites.