Darwin Glass Tektite, 4.3g, Darwin Crater, Western Tasmania, Australia

Darwin Glass Tektite, 4.3g, Darwin Crater, Western Tasmania, AustraliaDarwin Glass is a tektite, this natural glassy material formed when a meteorite impacted the Earth, 800,000 years ago, creating the Darwin Crater, on the island of Tasmania. The crater is 1. 2km in diameter and 200 meters deep, located in the Franklin Gordon Wild Rivers National Park. Surrounded by remote rainforest and mountainous terrain. Because of the geographical isolation, Darwin Crater is one of the least visited meteorite impact sites in the

The strewn field where Darwin Glass is found

Mounted with flexible clear silicone on acrylic base

Most of the asteroid was vaporized on impact

The Aquamarine crystalline structure is well-preserved with a visible termination

Size: 5mm width x 4mm height x 1

This Mundrabilla meteorite specimen is for the detail-oriented collector who values a sculptural aesthetic in their iron meteorites

long prismatic with twinning drill-bit terminations are very rare

Iron meteorites that have been on Earth

It still contains grains of sand particles from Egypt

This piece is a rare find from an old collection

Tektite Name: Libyan Desert Glass

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