Mohelno is a highly regarded Czech moldavite locality situated near the confluence of the Jihlava and Rokytná rivers in the Třebíč District of the Czech Republic. The locality is known for producing specimens with a distinctive deep green to honey-brown coloration and well-preserved surface sculpture. Mohelno moldavites are prized among collectors for their robust forms and documented field provenance — each piece a direct record of the Ries impact event 14.8 million years ago.
This specimen is documented from the Mohelno locality. At 5.33 grams, it displays a warm honey-brown color with natural surface texture. Dimensions: 23 × 12 × 11 mm. Exact moldavite shown. Signed Certificate of Authenticity included.
Locality: Mohelno, Třebíč District, the Czech Republic
Weight: 5.33 g
Color: Honey-brown
Condition: Two naturally healed glossy areas, each up to 2 mm.
Certificate: SEM-MOH-5.33-001
Technical details
Dimensions: 23 × 12 × 11 mm
Condition: Two naturally healed glossy areas, each up to 2 mm.