Meteorites

Meteorites are divided into rock, rock-iron and iron meteorites.

• Stone chondrites date back to the formation of the solar system. They contain so-called spherical chondrules in a composition consisting of olivine, plagioclase, pyroxene, and often metals and sulfides. These spherical aggregates distinguish them from terrestrial rocks.
• Stone-iron meteorites formed in the crust of asteroids. There was a mixing of olivine and a metallic component of iron and nickel. This mixture is known as Pallasite, and its texture and transparency of yellow-green olivine stand out in incised sheets.
• Iron meteorites (siderites) are an alloy of iron, nickel and trace amounts of other metals. Unlike rock meteorites, they have undergone metamorphosis and represent the cores of asteroids. They contain Widmanstätten patterns, which are formed by varying ratios of the two predominant elements. They are clearly visible when the section is etched with meteorite material.

Locations in the Czech republic: Loket, Broumov, Stará Bělá, Příbram, Morávka

Locations abroad: Namibia, USA, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, China, Australia, Russia

Possibility of substitution: stones with weathered crust, smelted iron and other metals with higher density - missing molten surface or Widmanstätten patterns

Astrology: all signs

Chakra: third eye, solar plexus

Esoteric qualities: knowing one's own microcosm, deciphering spiritual visions, finding the center of the mind, focusing on the essence of life, releasing painful experiences, calming nervousness.

Health esoteric properties: calming effect on the nervous system, help activate the immune system, detoxify, improve oxygen transfer, slow the aging process.