Freeform Meteorite (Campo Del Cielo) Ring- Size 8

The Meteorite's name, Campo del Cielo translates to "Field of Heaven" in Spanish, aptly describing the impact sites where fragments of the Meteorite were discovered. The Campo del Cielo Meteorite fall occurred around 4,000 to 5,000 years ago, with an estimated total mass of several tonnes. It is believed that the Meteorite broke apart upon entering the Earth's atmosphere, scattering fragments across a wide area.

Campo del Cielo Meteorite's are classified as Iron Meteorite's, composed mainly of Iron and Nickel. They exhibit a distinctive Metallic appearance, with a dark smooth surface that often reveals a unique pattern of Widmanstatten lines. These lines result from the slow cooling of the Meteorite over millions of years, creating a delicate and crystalline structure.

What sets the Campo del Cielo Meteorite apart is it's rich history and cultural significance. Indigenous peoples of the region were aware of the Meteorite's presence long before it's scientific discovery. Legend's and Folklore were Woven around the Celestial origin of these Iron fragments, attributing them to divine entities and supernatural events.

Scientific exploration and exploration and excavation of the Campo del Cielo sites began in the late 18th century. Since then, numerous fragments have been recovered, ranging in sizes of small pieces to massive specimens weighing several tonnes.

They are associated with Grounding, Transformation, promoting resilience, aiding in breaking old habits, supporting personal evolution through major life changes.

Energetic Protection, Shielding against Negative or draining Energies