Moldavites were formed when a large meteorite or comet struck the Earth over 14 million years ago. The surface rock vapourized on impact and mixed with the remains of the celestial object, turning to a hot molten glass which cooled into beautiful green Moldavites, and then rained down to the ground.
This little astronaut pendant has a piece of museum-grade Moldavite to show off. Not only that, he also boasts a gold-enamelled helmet, just like the Apollo astronauts! This amazing piece of tektite jewellery comes hung on a beautiful sterling silver chain.
As long as I’m going through my camera, here’s a picture from last year of an oddish planter. :) Hand-cast in blue resin from a sculpture I made, with a hand-painted face, sealed with a matte varnish and UV-protective spray. He’s designed to fit a recycled K-cup (from Keurig coffee machines) as a seedling planter.
As long as I’m going through my camera, here’s a picture from last year of an oddish planter. :) Hand-cast in blue resin from a sculpture I made, with a hand-painted face, sealed with a matte varnish and UV-protective spray. He’s designed to fit a recycled K-cup (from Keurig coffee machines) as a seedling planter.
