13mm 42.04g Approximately 17cm Characteristics of Libyan Glass Libyan glass is a type of "tektite," a group of natural glassy stones, and is a rare stone characterized by its vivid lemon yellow color. It is thought to be a glassy mineral formed by the impact of a meteorite in the Libyan Desert of Egypt. It is generally believed that it was formed by chance, as a result of the immense pressure and heat that occurred during the impact, which melted part of the bedrock on the surface. The name "Libyan glass" comes from the fact that it can be found in the Libyan Desert of Egypt. It was used in ancient Egypt for items such as breastplates, and many ornaments made of Libyan glass have been discovered in the tomb of King Tutankhamun. Libyan glass is said to be strongly related to reincarnation and karma. If past life actions are negatively affecting the present life, Libyan glass has the effect of purifying that karma. Furthermore, it will not only purify, but also guide the soul of the present life onto the right path. Libyan glass has long been said to contain concentrated cosmic energy, and it purifies the conflicts, obsessions, attachments, and unnecessary information accumulated in the soul that come from the unconscious, promoting spiritual growth. It is also said to support moving towards a better future. Libyan glass is believed to have the function of awakening potential abilities and enhancing spirituality. By enhancing bright and positive energy, it nurtures one's yet-to-be-realized abilities and talents, and leads life in a good direction by utilizing them. It is also recommended as a talisman for those who want to start a business or something new in order to achieve it. In addition, it is said that wearing it can also be expected to have a relaxing effect and a calming effect on the mind. Gibeon, meteorite, moldavite, meteorite Iron meteorite, Altai meteorite, Muonionalusta, Sikhote-Alin Pallasite meteorite, Imilac