Lunar Highlands Pendant Necklace - NWA 5000 Moon Meteorite Jewelry

A Lunar Highlands Pendant Necklace With Real Moon Dust

This lunar highlands pendant necklace holds dust from the lunar meteorite NWA 5000. The pendant is 30 mm across. It hangs on a sterling silver chain.

Product Details

• Pendant: Hand-crafted lunar meteorite pendant with Moon dust, 30 mm in diameter
• Metal: Polished sterling silver Moon pendant setting and sterling silver rolo chain, 20 in
• Source: NWA 5000, a gabbroic rock of lunar highlands origin
• Design: Based on NASA LiDAR scans of the Moon's surface
• Includes: Black box and information card, which serves as proof of authenticity

A Moon You Can Wear

The pendant follows NASA LiDAR scans, so craters, valleys and mountains are scientifically accurate. It is a lunar meteorite pendant with real Moon dust.

NWA 5000 is one of the largest known lunar meteorites, and its dust comes from the Moon's bright highlands.

From the Highlands

The highlands are the Moon's light-colored terrain, made mostly of anorthosite. Wear this NWA 5000 pendant and you wear a sample of that ancient crust.

Prefer a different length? Pair the pendant with our 18 inch Silver-Plated Snake-Link Necklace Chain. See more in our Natural History Collection.

Display and Care

Store the sterling silver Moon pendant in its box. Wipe with a soft cloth and keep it dry.

About Lunar Meteorites

A lunar meteorite is a Moon rock thrown off by an impact. NWA 5000 crystallized about 3.2 billion years ago. This lunar highlands pendant necklace carries a trace of it. Every NWA 5000 pendant is handmade.

For More Reading from the Web

• Read how the Moon's highlands crust formed from a magma ocean. Japanese Lunar Mission Provides a Glimpse at How the Moon Took Shape - Scientific American
• Read the supplier's page on this pendant. Lunar Highlands Pendant Necklace - Mini Museum