The Gibeon is a fine octahedrite iron meteorite that appeared as a visible star and landed in Namibia, Africa. It is believed that Gibeon meteorite traveled through space for about 4 billion years before it was finally pulled towards the earth because of its gravitational field. It was derived from the core of the planets that became extinct during the formation of the solar system. Thousands of pieces of meteorites landed in the desert of Namibia, Africa. The meteorites take millions of years to cool down which causes a unique crystalline pattern called widmanstatten lines. Experts consider Gibeon meteorite, one of the finest meteorites used for jewelry. Authentic Gibeon meteorite is considered one of the rarest meteorites in the world. Meteorites are composed of iron, nickel, and traces of cobalt. Gibeon Meteorites have a higher concentration of nickel which makes them an optimal material for unique handcrafted jewelry. Iron present in meteorites symbolizes the aptitude and stre...
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