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5.2g Natural Libyan Desert Glass Collector's Specimen

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5.2g Natural Libyan Desert Glass Collector's Specimen

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Journey back 29 million years with this authentic 5.2-gram Natural Libyan Desert Glass specimen, a remarkable fragment created during one of Earth's most extraordinary cosmic events. Scientists believe an immense meteorite impact generated temperatures exceeding 1,700°C, instantly melting the silica-rich sands of the Sahara Desert into beautiful natural glass. Featuring a soft golden-cream colour with natural desert weathering and distinctive mineral inclusions, this specimen is both visually captivating and geologically significant.

Collected from the remote Great Sand Sea on the Egypt-Libya border, Libyan Desert Glass is among the rarest natural impact glasses known, containing approximately 98% pure silica. Its unique origin has fascinated geologists for decades, while its place in history was secured when the Ancient Egyptians selected this extraordinary material to carve the scarab that adorns the centre of Pharaoh Tutankhamun's famous ceremonial pectoral.

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Weight: 5.2 grams
Approximate Size: 25mm × 28mm × 8mm
Material: Natural Libyan Desert Glass
Age: Approximately 29 million years old
Locality: Great Sand Sea, Egypt-Libya Border, Sahara Desert
Colour: Pale golden yellow with natural mineral inclusions
Composition: Approximately 98% Silica (Natural Impact Glass)
Display: One-of-a-kind natural collector's specimen

Why Libyan Desert Glass?

Libyan Desert Glass is one of the most extraordinary natural materials on Earth. Unlike volcanic glass, it formed during an immense meteorite impact that produced incredible heat and pressure, transforming ordinary desert sand into translucent golden glass within moments. Every specimen is a genuine relic of this prehistoric event, preserving evidence of a rare collision between Earth and the cosmos.

Modern crystal traditions associate Libyan Desert Glass with transformation, courage and embracing life's opportunities. Its journeyfrom molten silica created by a catastrophic impact to a treasured natural specimen millions of years laterhas made it a symbol of resilience, personal growth and positive change. While these metaphysical meanings are rooted in spiritual beliefs rather than scientific evidence, they add another layer of fascination to this remarkable natural glass.

Whether you're an avid mineral collector, fascinated by meteorite impacts or looking for a truly unique piece of natural history, this authentic Libyan Desert Glass specimen is a rare opportunity to own a tangible fragment of Earth's ancient cosmic past.

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01 Jul 2026
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