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Pure Moldavite Jewelry in Sterling Silver
Pure moldavite jewelry brings a 15-million-year-old meteorite impact stone to your collection. This olive-green tektite formed when a large meteorite struck the Bohemian region of the Czech Republic, creating glass from the intense heat and pressure. Each piece of moldavite carries its own surface texture and inclusions, a direct result of its violent cosmic origin. SilverRush Style sets these genuine Czech stones in .925 sterling silver, with free US shipping on every order.
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Real Czech Moldavite Set in .925 Sterling Silver Settings
Moldavite ranks 5.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for jewelry worn with reasonable care. The stone occurs in shades from pale yellow-green to deep forest green, with the darker specimens considered more desirable by collectors. Surface patterns called sculpturing form during the stone's flight and burial, giving each piece distinct ridges and grooves. Our moldavite comes from the South Bohemian and Moravian regions where all authentic moldavite originates. No other location on Earth produces this material. The Czech government now restricts mining, which limits new supply and affects availability worldwide. We set each stone in sterling silver to let the natural color show without competing metals. SilverRush Style has supplied natural stone jewelry since 2005. Browse our selection of moldavite rings, pendants, earrings, and bracelets. Each purchase ships free within the United States.Frequently Asked Questions
Where does real moldavite come from?
All authentic moldavite originates from the Czech Republic, specifically the South Bohemian and Moravian regions. It formed approximately 15 million years ago from a meteorite impact in what is now southern Germany.
How can you tell if moldavite is genuine?
Genuine moldavite has natural inclusions, bubbles, and flow patterns visible under magnification. Real pieces show irregular surface sculpturing and vary in shade from pale to deep green, while fakes often appear too uniform or bright.
Is moldavite durable enough for daily wear?
Moldavite rates 5.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, softer than quartz but harder than glass. Pendants and earrings work well for regular wear, while rings require more careful handling to prevent chips or scratches.
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