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Photos by Michael Hurtig. Copyright (c) Michael Hurtig.
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9.06 grams. Most probably from Nesměň, Czechoslovakia. Impactite
Matthias writes:
I must confess - without being a specialist on this field - that I have never before seen a twisted, spinning Moldavite. Spinning Guang Dongs, yes, but extremely rare. LDG, no. Moldavite, no. Not until now, not until this one. This piece was just in metamorphosis, during flight, to become a dumbbell. A sudden interruption stopped this evolution. So we see a somehow half-dumbbell, elegantly twisted, crowned by a prominent bubble central top.
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Anne Black
11/17/2017 4:42:47 PM |
Thank you Matthias, very pretty. |
Matthias
11/17/2017 2:36:21 PM |
Thank you, Gentlemen. The Halley comet, Daniel - yes, now I see it, too. A spinning wanderer. |
Daniel Da Costa
11/17/2017 9:41:44 AM |
Beautiful moldavite, I see the halley comet :) |
Jansen Lyons
11/17/2017 9:21:47 AM |
Very intricate shaping, I like it! Thanks for the share, Cheers! |
Mendy Ouzillou
11/17/2017 6:07:39 AM |
Matthias, thank you for sharing this special moldavite with us. Nice to see a tektite appear on the MPOD! |
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