Black Zirconium with Meteorite Inlay

The ring shown is a black zirconium ring with an inlay of genuine Gibeon Meteorite that fell to Earth in prehistory. The meteorite was discovered in Namibia in South Africa in 1838. It has a unique crystalline grain structure called Widmanstatten lines that were caused by the meteorite slowly cooling over millions of years as it hurtled through space. It is estimated to be about 4.6 billion years old, when the Earth had not yet fully formed! The government of Namibia has stopped export of the meteorite, so it will become more rare as the years go by. The ring shown is 7mm wide, and is available in 6,7, and 8mm widths.

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Almost 15 years in

This is my wedding ring we bought it about 14 years ago. It is a great ring I am a general contractor and it has held up to everyday beatings from plumbing, carpentry, masonry and anything else I find my self doing. The oxidation coating does wear off from hard core scratches but I knew that going in. I think it’s from sandy hands while running heavy power tools like jack hammers and reciprocating saws or scraping against concrete. It held on for about 8 years or so before it was about 50/50 but it’s almost entirely gone. But it is a great ring and the black scratching away doesn’t bother too much. The interior of the ring is the same as the day I bought it. This ring will take heavy daily abuse and not bend or break.

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WOW! This is the best purchase I've ever made! It was made in just a few days and shipped within a few as well. I'm honestly blown away by the ring! It was everything I could've asked for for my fiance's wedding band. HIGH QUALITY and honestly, not a bad price for quality, genuine meteorite.