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Interestingly, the same meteorite “Muonionalusta”[1] has been used in other watches, e.g. Bulova Lunar Pilot Meteorite[2] or Akva Meteorite[3]. You too can buy
by thih9 2y ago
Interestingly, the same meteorite “Muonionalusta”[1] has been used in other watches, e.g. Bulova Lunar Pilot Meteorite[2] or Akva Meteorite[3].
You too can buy a piece of that meteorite: https://www.meteoritejewelry.shop/collections/muonionalusta-sweden-1 https://www.meteoritejewelry.shop/collections/muonionalusta-...
[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muonionalusta https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muonionalusta
[2]: https://www.bulova.com/global/product/96A312.html?cgid=lunar-pilot https://www.bulova.com/global/product/96A312.html?cgid=lunar...
[3]: https://henryarcher.com/en-eu/products/akva-atlas https://henryarcher.com/en-eu/products/akva-atlas
- freetime2 2y agoWow that's surprisingly inexpensive (to me at least who has never looked into the value of meteorites before), with some pieces even costing less than €100 EUR. Now I'm trying to come up with a reason why I shouldn't buy a piece.
- thih9 2y agoCons: you might be able to get it for even cheaper from a non-jeweler seller; also, meteorites like this need to be handled with care to avoid rust[1]. [1]: http://midnightsunmeteorites.com/en/muonionalusta-meteorite-care.html http://midnightsunmeteorites.com/en/muonionalusta-meteorite-...