Photos of moldavites
Moldavites from locality Chlečice (in Czech language with diacritics: Chelčice) have usually matt surface and fain sculpture. 28 x 11 x 7mm, 1.24g (6,2ct) 22 x 12 x 4.5mm, 0.76g (3.8ct) Moldavites found in fruit plantation in Chelčice [wpsharely] 34.5 x 18.5 x 10mm 3.4g (17ct) Olive green color Found: 1980 32 x 17…
Gallery of two quality cut moldavites. Surfaces are perfectly flat as the case may be smooth. You can see small bubbles inside.
Glossy light green small spheres from deposit Parýz. Found in the year 1993. The moldavites weigh 2.8 and 2.9g (14 and 14.5ct). The ball (sphere) shape is full-form type of moldavite shape. Spheres are rare – only about one tenth percent of all moldavites.
Around village Besednice there are a few locations with moldavites. Czech name of the best known deposit is Ježkovna.
Pendant – drop(tear) shape The pendant is really beautiful. Made from raw moldavite and silver. The stone is without sharp edges – pleasant to wearing but with distinct sculpture (texture) and without any damage and breaks. The moldavite probably come from deposit Chlum.
Huge pendant made from raw moldavite and silver 925. Moldavite probably comes from deposit Chlum. The pendant is pleasant to touch – without any sharp edge but with distinct sculpture (texture) on moldavite. Pendant is handmade by Czech jewelry maker.
All carvings are handmade from natural moldavites by artist in the Czech Republic. … a part of zodiac.
The most frequent shapes of moldavites from locality Nova Hospoda (with Czech diacritics “Nová Hospoda”) are natural fragments. Moldavites from Nova Hospoda have often two kinds of sculptation, sharp edges and spikes. The sculptation (texture of moldavite surface) is relatively often very deep.
Small drop from Chlum 1.4g, 26 x 7 x 6mm Drop with distinct sculptation 1.3g, 26 x 9 x 4.5mm Drop or upper part of drop? 2.0g, 31 x 9 x 6.5mm I mean that it’s only natural part without “belly” Drop – upper fragment 2.4g, 31 x 12 x 5mm Drop – natural…
