the piece was first acquired by a Tucson mineral dealer from a Czech Moldavite dealer in the early 2000s at the Tucson Gem Shows
This specimen has a somewhat angular crystal structure with a lot of texture
quartz and calcite replaced the carbonized wood
Atomic Energy Commission banned collecting Trinitite
with significant deposits in the Ica and Huancavelica regions
Libyan Desert Glass Tektite (6.20g) Museum Grade, Sahara Desert, Egypt Blue Tourmaline the piece was first acquiredA glowing golden treasure from the Great Sand Seathis top tier Libyan Desert Glass specimen is near flawless, with radiant color, translucent clarity, and natural sculpted form. Carefully hand selected for its superior quality, its a collectors dream and a powerful ally for energy work. Tektite: Libyan Desert GlassLocality: Great Sand Sea, Sahara Desert, Egypt Weight: 6. 20gSize: 21 x 19mm Quality: Museum grade, near flawlessIncludes: Specimen ID card