Meteorite

Emerging from the cosmos, Meteorites are fragments of the sky. Teachers of distant worlds, they speak to us of the mysteries of the divine and of the universe, offering those who listen to them a new opening towards a field of possibilities that rhymes with infinity.

The benefits of a Meteorite

With a Meteorite, you're invited to change your plane of consciousness, to gain new points of view, understandings, awarenesses and perspectives. It's as much a stone of introspection as of openness, urging you to align your thoughts with your actions so as to be in tune with your values and what makes sense to you.

It connects you with your celestial origins, while giving importance to your earthly roots, which can give you great strength to dare to connect with your own nature and talents. With it, your imagination, inspiration and creativity vibrate and shine.

A meditation with a Meteorite placed on your 3ᵉ eye or solar plexus can prove a powerful transformative experience.

On a physical level, Meteorites are ideal, especially in cases of nervousness, to free the body from tension.

Meteorites in mineralogy

Interplanetary rocks, derived from fragments of asteroids, comets or small planets, Meteorites arrive on Earth after heating up on the surface during their flight.

Stony meteorites: are composed of silicate and a small amount of nickel-plated iron. They may contain various minerals such asHypersthene,Olivine, Bronzite, Serpentine, Feldspars, Magnetite and even Diamond.

Iron meteorites are made up of 3 nickel-plated iron alloys: kamazite, teanite and plessite.

Pallasite meteorites are a mixture of nickel-plated iron and various minerals.

Did you know? The name meteorite comes from the Greek meteoron - celestial phenomenon.

Other names used to designate a Meteorite are : Aerolite and Pierre céleste.