Raw moldavite crystal, natural czech moldavite tektite, authentic collector specimen from chlum

• One-off natural tektite, formed by a meteorite impact approximately 15 million years ago. You will receive the exact piece shown in the photos.
• Selected for colour, form and display appeal. Once sold, it will not be restocked.
• Photographed under neutral lighting to show accurate colour and clarity.

This is a genuine natural Moldavite crystal sourced from the Chlum area of the Czech Republic, selected for collectors who value clarity, surface detail, and intact natural form over weight alone. The piece shows strong light transmission through open window zones, with crisp natural etching that gives it real depth when viewed from different angles. It’s the sort of Moldavite that looks calm at first glance, then reveals more the longer you handle it.

Unlike mass-listed Moldavite fragments, this specimen has been chosen for balance and definition. The outline is clean, the surface is unpolished and untouched, and the internal structure remains clearly visible rather than clouded or crushed. In the three-gram range, pieces with this level of clarity and intact sculptural detail are increasingly uncommon, which is why this one sits firmly in collector territory rather than as a casual metaphysical stone.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Mineral: Natural Moldavite tektite
• Locality: Chlum, Czech Republic
• Weight: 3.05 g
• Colour: Medium bottle-green with strong light transmission
• Clarity: High for size, minimal internal veils
• Surface: Natural etching with bowl-like textures and flow features
• Treatment: None, fully natural and unpolished
• Condition: Intact edges, no repairs or alterations

METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Moldavite is commonly associated with transformation and accelerated personal insight. Many people work with it during periods of change, reflection, or decision-making, valuing its reputation for encouraging clarity and forward movement. It is often paired with grounding stones to balance its intensity and is typically approached slowly rather than used as a decorative or passive piece.

Ref: M30