You can meditate with Moldavite by placing it on one or more of your chakras, especially the crown, third eye, or heart center. It can be a potent stone for inner child healing or shadow work. Moldavite helps bring buried emotions to the surface, allowing them to finally be healed and released. There is even a museum entirely dedicated to Moldavite in Český Krumlov, Czech Republic. People have been fascinated by this space rock for a very long time. Today, it can be utilized within jewelry – in necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings – as well as for the purposes of crystal healing. Historically, Moldavite was used to make tools and talismans. Moldavites can be green, dark green, and even greenish brown or black in appearance and have a deeply wrinkled texture. Due to its proximity to the Nördlinger Ries impact crater in Germany, it is believed that Moldavite originated from the same meteorite which created this 15 mile-wide crater in the Earth’s surface. Using certain scientific dating models, it was determined that Moldavite appeared on the Earth 14 - 15 million years ago. Moldavite is found in Central Europe, specifically in the Czech Republic, Germany, and Austria. Instead, Moldavite is actually classified as a Tektite a type of glass formed during a meteorite impact. While it may be grouped in with crystals, it is technically not a crystal. Moldavite is a relatively rare stone that is often sought after for its special healing and metaphysical properties. South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands (GBP £)

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