Meteorite Pendant | Campo di Cielo, Argentina | 92.9% Fe, 6.7% Ni, 0.4% Co | Raw Meteorite Specimen

These iron meteorites hit the planet between 4-5000 years ago, leaving 26 craters in a 1.9 mile x 11.5 mile field 620 miles northwest of Buenos Aires.
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Natives knew that the iron had fallen from the sky, known to them as “Pigeum Nonralta”, which translates to “Field of Heaven”, and it is believed to be amongst the heaviest single meteorites to strike the earth.
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Metaphysically they are a correspondence to deconstruction of social constructs and understandings. Energetically they widen the field of potential energetic expression beyond the earthly plain.