Moldavite · Slavětice · 2.36 g
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Slavětice is one of the most celebrated Czech moldavite localities, situated in the Třebíč District of the Czech Republic. The locality is renowned for producing the characteristic “hedgehog” specimens and rare morphological forms that document the aerodynamic shaping of tektites during the Ries impact event 14.8 million years ago.
This specimen is documented from the Slavětice locality. At 2.36 grams, it presents a disk form with an open bubble directed inward — a rare structural feature formed by gas trapped within the molten glass at the moment of the tektite’s creation. The moldavite is undamaged and displays a beautifully warm honey color. Dimensions: 17.0 × 15.0 × 8.0 mm. Exact moldavite shown. Signed Certificate of Authenticity included.
Locality: Slavětice, Třebíč District, the Czech Republic
Weight: 2.36 g
Dimensions: 17.0 × 15.0 × 8.0 mm
Color: Honey
Condition: No damage
Certificate: SEM-SLV-2.36-026
I send you the moldavite shown in these photographs, together with a certificate I sign for this individual moldavite.
The certificate records the moldavite and its documented origin. I issue it as the finder; it is not an independent laboratory report.
