Libyan Desert Glass

Libyan desert glass originates from the eastern Sahara Desert, spanning the border region between eastern Libya and western Egypt.

Formed approximately 28 to 29 million years ago.

Formation: Created when intense heat from a meteorite impact or meteoroid airburst instantly melted silica-rich desert sand.

Classification: Categorized as an impactite or tektite-like natural glass.

Valued since ancient times and famously carved into a scarab for King Tutankhamun's burial jewelry.

Libyan Desert Glass is a high-vibration impactite stone traditionally believed to enhance personal willpower, transformation, and manifestation.