Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass object features Gibeon meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by the Moon and comes with a small glass display ring. — Materials & Size — **Object** • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 33 mm diameter / approx. 1.30 in • Weight: approx. 41.6 g / approx. 1.47 oz **Glass Display Ring** • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in present-day Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, making it well suited for viewing the details inside the glass. Fine Gibeon meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral within the object, creating a sense of depth and quiet movement. Inspired by the Moon, this object is based on clear, luminous tones reminiscent of moonlight. Placed on a desk, bedside table, or favorite corner of a room, this small universe adds a gentle presence and quiet beauty to everyday space. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. If needed, wash gently with water and mild soap, then dry carefully with a soft cloth. Please handle with care. Although borosilicate glass is durable, it is still glass and may break if dropped or struck. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle or display reference images may be AI-generated and are not product photographs. • The meteorite fragments are sealed inside the glass and cannot be removed. For this reason, no certificate or analysis report is provided for the meteorite fragments themselves. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • This listing is for the actual item shown in the product photos. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass pendant top features Gibeon meteorite fragments within clear borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by the Moon and belongs to the Nebula Type series, featuring a nebula-like form at the center of the glass. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 29 mm length × 23 mm maximum width × 18 mm depth / approx. 1.14 in × 0.91 in × 0.71 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 6 mm / approx. 0.24 in • Weight: approx. 11.7 g / approx. 0.41 oz • Attachment: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in present-day Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and inner reflections to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Gibeon meteorite fragments form a three-dimensional vortex-like spiral. At the center, a nebula-like form appears to float within the glass. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, it may appear white or pale blue, creating a deep sense of space within the pendant top. Clear and luminous tones, fine meteorite fragments and dichroic glass create the impression of stardust suspended in lunar light. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass pendant features Gibeon meteorite fragments within clear borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Venus. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 29 mm length × 21 mm maximum width / approx. 1.14 in × 0.83 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 6 mm / approx. 0.24 in • Weight: approx. 10 g / approx. 0.35 oz • Attachment: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in present-day Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and reflections inside the glass to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Gibeon meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral, creating a sense of depth and quiet movement within the pendant. Dichroic glass reflects different colors depending on the light source and viewing angle, adding changing colors within the pendant. Inspired by Venus, this pendant is based on pink tones. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the color may appear different. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Individually crafted in Japan, this glass pendant top features Gibeon meteorite fragments within clear borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Venus and belongs to the Nebula Type series. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 26 mm length × 20 mm maximum width / approx. 1.02 in × 0.79 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 5 mm / approx. 0.20 in • Weight: approx. 7.9 g / approx. 0.28 oz • Included: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in present-day Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and inner reflections to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Gibeon meteorite fragments form a graceful three-dimensional spiral. At the center, a nebula-like form floats within the glass. Fine air bubbles are also visible inside this piece, adding depth and a distinctive character to the pendant top. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the meteorite fragments, bubbles, and inner reflections create different impressions from the front and side. Inspired by Venus, this pendant top combines luminous clarity, delicate movement, and cosmic material in a wearable glass form. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass object features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Venus. — Materials & Size — **Object** • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 32 mm diameter / approx. 1.26 in • Weight: approx. 37.2 g / approx. 1.31 oz **Glass Display Ring** • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, making it well suited for viewing the details inside the glass. Inside the glass, fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral, creating a sense of depth and quiet movement within the object. Inspired by Venus, this object is based on pink tones. The dichroic glass reflects different colors depending on the light source and viewing angle, allowing the color to shift within the glass. Placed on a desk, bedside table, shelf, or favorite corner of a room, this small universe adds a gentle presence and quiet beauty to everyday space. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The object may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle or display images may be AI-generated for styling reference purposes. • The meteorite fragments are sealed inside the glass and cannot be removed. For this reason, no certificate or analysis report is provided for the meteorite fragments themselves. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • This listing is for the actual item shown in the product photos. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass pendant features Gibeon meteorite fragments and shimmering dichroic glass within clear borosilicate glass. Inspired by Mercury, this piece captures a quiet sense of movement through its spiral form, transparency, and shifting reflections. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Accent: Dichroic glass • Size: approx. 27 mm length × 21 mm width / approx. 1.06 in × 0.83 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 5 mm / approx. 0.20 in • Weight: approx. 10 g / approx. 0.35 oz • Attachment: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in present-day Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and light reflections inside the glass to be viewed beautifully from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Gibeon meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral, creating a sense of depth and quiet movement within the pendant. Dichroic glass reflects different colors depending on the light source and viewing angle, adding subtle shifts of color within the pendant. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

This piece is inspired by Mercury and belongs to the Nebula Type series. Individually crafted in Japan, this glass pendant top features Gibeon meteorite fragments within clear borosilicate glass. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 28 mm length × 22 mm maximum width / approx. 1.10 in × 0.87 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 6 mm / approx. 0.24 in • Weight: approx. 10 g / approx. 0.35 oz • Included: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in present-day Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and inner reflections to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Gibeon meteorite fragments form a three-dimensional vortex-like spiral. At the center, a nebula-like formation appears to float within the glass. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the impression may change, creating a sense of depth within the pendant top. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass object features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Mercury and comes with a small glass display ring. — Materials & Size — Object • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 32 mm / approx. 1.26 in • Weight: approx. 39 g / approx. 1.38 oz Glass Display Ring • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, making it well suited for viewing the details inside the glass. Fine meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral within the object, creating a sense of depth and cosmic movement. Inspired by Mercury, this object is based on bright light blue tones. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, deep blue reflections may also appear within the glass. The dichroic glass reflects different colors as the object is viewed from different angles, giving the piece a shifting, light-catching appearance. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. If needed, wash gently with water and mild soap, then dry carefully with a soft cloth. Please handle with care. Although borosilicate glass is durable, it is still glass and may break if dropped or struck. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle or display reference images may be AI-generated and are not product photographs. • The meteorite fragments are sealed inside the glass and cannot be removed. For this reason, no certificate or analysis report is provided for the meteorite fragments themselves. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass pendant features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and dichroic glass within clear borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Mars. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 29 mm length × 22 mm width × 18 mm depth / approx. 1.14 in × 0.87 in × 0.71 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 5 mm / approx. 0.20 in • Weight: approx. 10.6 g / approx. 0.37 oz • Attachment: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and light reflections inside the glass to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral, creating a sense of depth and movement within the pendant. Dichroic glass reflects different colors depending on the light source and viewing angle, adding subtle shifts of color within the pendant. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

This piece is inspired by Mars. Handmade in Japan, this individually crafted glass pendant features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and a silver nebula-like form within clear borosilicate glass. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 27 mm length × 21 mm width × 16 mm depth / approx. 1.06 in × 0.83 in × 0.63 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 5 mm / approx. 0.20 in • Weight: approx. 8.8 g / approx. 0.31 oz • Attachment: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and inner reflections to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine meteorite fragments form a three-dimensional spiral. At the center, a silver nebula-like mist is formed within the glass, adding depth and a quiet, mysterious presence. Inspired by Mars, this pendant is based on red tones. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the color may appear different. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided. 
• Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this glass object is crafted one by one and features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Mars and comes with a small glass display ring. — Materials & Size — Object • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 31 mm diameter / approx. 1.22 in diameter • Weight: approx. 35.6 g / approx. 1.26 oz Glass Display Ring • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability. Fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral within the object, creating a sense of depth and gentle movement. Inspired by Mars, this object is based on warm orange and yellow tones and reflects different colors depending on the light source and viewing angle. Displayed on a desk, bedside table, or favorite corner of a room, this small universe adds a cosmic presence and quiet beauty to everyday space. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. If needed, wash gently with water and mild soap, then dry carefully with a soft cloth. Please handle with care. Although borosilicate glass is durable, it is still glass and may break if dropped or struck. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are sealed inside the glass and cannot be removed. For this reason, no certificate or analysis report is provided for the meteorite fragments themselves. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this glass object is crafted one by one and features Gibeon meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Earth and comes with a small glass display ring. — Materials & Size — Object • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 32 mm / approx. 1.26 in • Weight: approx. 38.8 g / approx. 1.37 oz Glass Display Ring • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in present-day Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, making it well suited for viewing the details inside the glass. Fine Gibeon meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral within the object, creating a sense of depth and cosmic movement. Inspired by Earth, this object is based on green and blue tones that evoke the colors of Earth’s oceans and landscapes. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the dichroic glass reflects different colors within the glass, allowing the appearance to shift subtly as the object is viewed from different angles. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. If needed, wash gently with water and mild soap, then dry carefully with a soft cloth. Please handle with care. Although borosilicate glass is durable, it is still glass and may break if dropped or struck. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are sealed within the glass and cannot be removed or separately analyzed. Therefore, no separate certificate or analysis report is provided for the fragments themselves.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this glass object is crafted one by one and features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Jupiter and comes with a small glass display ring. — Materials & Size — Object • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 32 mm / approx. 1.26 in • Weight: approx. 38 g / approx. 1.34 oz Glass Display Ring • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, making it well suited for viewing the details inside the glass. Fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral within the object, creating a sense of depth and cosmic movement. Inspired by Jupiter, this object is based on deep green tones. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, purple-toned deep blue reflections may also appear within the glass. The dichroic glass reflects different colors from different angles, giving the piece a shifting appearance. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. If needed, wash gently with water and mild soap, then dry carefully with a soft cloth. Please handle with care. Although borosilicate glass is durable, it is still glass and may break if dropped or struck. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are sealed within the glass and cannot be removed or separately analyzed. Therefore, no separate certificate or analysis report is provided for the fragments themselves.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Individually crafted in Japan, this glass pendant top features Gibeon meteorite fragments within clear borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Uranus and belongs to the Nebula Type series. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Gibeon meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 28 mm length × 21 mm maximum width × 18 mm depth / approx. 1.10 in × 0.83 in × 0.71 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 5 mm / approx. 0.20 in • Weight: approx. 10 g / approx. 0.35 oz • Included: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Gibeon meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Namibia, known for its rarity and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and inner reflections to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Gibeon meteorite fragments form a three-dimensional vortex-like spiral. At the center, a nebula-like formation appears to float within the glass. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the appearance shifts, creating a sense of depth within the pendant top. Inspired by Uranus, this pendant top has reflections of blue, green, gold, and peacock-feather-like colors that shift in the light. The nebula at the center appears as a blue-tinted white, adding a mysterious sense of depth, as if space continues further into the glass. This piece can be worn as a pendant or enjoyed as a small glass object for viewing. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided.
 • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings.
 • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Individually crafted in Japan, this glass pendant top features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within clear borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Neptune and belongs to the Nebula Type series. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 29 mm length × 22 mm maximum width × 19 mm depth / approx. 1.14 in × 0.87 in × 0.75 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 6 mm / approx. 0.24 in • Weight: approx. 11.6 g / approx. 0.41 oz • Included: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and inner reflections to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments form a three-dimensional vortex-like spiral, with a nebula-like formation at the center. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the appearance shifts. Inspired by Neptune, this pendant top has deep blue reflections that shift in the light. The nebula at the center appears in white and pale blue tones, adding a mysterious sense of depth, as if space continues further into the glass. This piece can be worn as a pendant or enjoyed as a small glass object for viewing. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this glass object is crafted one by one and features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Neptune and comes with a small glass display ring. — Materials & Size — Object • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 32 mm diameter / approx. 1.26 in diameter • Weight: approx. 38.6 g / approx. 1.36 oz Glass Display Ring • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, making it well suited for viewing the details inside the glass. Fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral within the object, creating a sense of depth and quiet movement. Inspired by Neptune, this object is based on deep indigo tones. Depending on the light source and viewing angle, the color may shift subtly within the glass. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. If needed, wash gently with water and mild soap, then dry carefully with a soft cloth. Please handle with care. Although borosilicate glass is durable, it is still glass and may break if dropped or struck. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are sealed inside the glass and cannot be removed. For this reason, no certificate or analysis report is provided for the meteorite fragments themselves. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Individually crafted in Japan, this glass pendant top features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within clear borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Saturn and belongs to the Nebula Type series. — Materials & Size — • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 27 mm length × 22 mm maximum width × 17 mm depth / approx. 1.06 in × 0.87 in × 0.67 in • Cord hole diameter: approx. 5 mm / approx. 0.20 in • Weight: approx. 9.6 g / approx. 0.34 oz • Included: Black necklace cord, approx. 42 cm with a 5 cm extender / approx. 16.5 in with a 2.0 in extender — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, allowing the meteorite fragments and inner reflections to be viewed from multiple angles. Inside the glass, fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments form a three-dimensional vortex-like spiral, with a nebula-like formation at the center. Inspired by Saturn, this pendant top features soft silver-white and pink reflections that shift in the light. The nebula-like formation at the center appears in white and pale blue tones, adding a mysterious sense of depth, as if space continues further into the glass. This piece can be worn as a pendant or enjoyed as a small glass object for viewing. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. The pendant top may also be washed gently with water and mild soap if needed. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are held within the glass and cannot be removed. No separate certificate or analysis report is provided. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.

Handmade in Japan, this glass object is crafted one by one and features Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments within borosilicate glass. This piece is inspired by Saturn and comes with a small glass display ring. — Materials & Size — Object • Material: Borosilicate glass • Meteorite: Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments • Size: approx. 32 mm / approx. 1.26 in • Weight: approx. 37.3 g / approx. 1.32 oz Glass Display Ring • Material: Borosilicate glass — About the Materials — Campo del Cielo meteorite is an iron meteorite found in Argentina, known for its long history and cosmic origin. Borosilicate glass is known for its clarity and durability, making it well suited for viewing the details inside the glass. Fine Campo del Cielo meteorite fragments and dichroic glass form a three-dimensional spiral within the object, creating a sense of depth and quiet movement. Inspired by Saturn, this object is based on soft blue, pale pink, and platinum-like tones. The dichroic glass reflects different colors depending on the light source and viewing angle, allowing the color to shift within the glass. — Care Instructions — Wipe gently with a soft cloth to remove fingerprints or dust. If needed, wash gently with water and mild soap, then dry carefully with a soft cloth. Please handle with care. Although borosilicate glass is durable, it is still glass and may break if dropped or struck. — Please Note — • Some lifestyle images and display backgrounds may use AI-generated or AI-edited elements for presentation purposes. Please refer to the product photos, measurements, and description for the item’s details. • The meteorite fragments are sealed inside the glass and cannot be removed. For this reason, no certificate or analysis report is provided for the meteorite fragments themselves. • Due to the nature of glass art, color and appearance may vary depending on the light source, viewing angle, and your device settings. • Please review the photos, product details, and shop policies before placing your order. Returns and exchanges due to customer preference are not accepted. — International Shipping — Free shipping applies to orders within Japan only. For international orders, shipping fees and service fees will be shown at checkout. Customs duties, import taxes, and related fees are the buyer’s responsibility. Ships from Japan.