This authentic Henbury Iron Meteorite pendant weighs 15.37 grams and measures approximately 1.0” long × 0.75” wide — making it a substantial yet wearable statement piece.
Over 4,700 years ago, a metallic asteroid entered Earth’s atmosphere and broke apart over what is now the Northern Territory of Australia. The impact created the famous Henbury crater field, and fragments like this one were scattered across the landscape.
This meteorite is classified as a IIIAB iron meteorite, formed in the metallic core of an ancient asteroid billions of years ago. The natural thumbprint-like textures you see (called regmaglypts) were sculpted during its fiery passage through the atmosphere.
At just over an ounce in weight, this pendant has real presence and grounding energy when worn. It’s bold, organic, and completely one of a kind.
• Meteorite: Henbury
• Origin: Northern Territory, Australia
• Type: Iron Meteorite (IIIAB)
• Weight: 15.37 grams
• Size: 1.0” long × 0.75” wide
• Natural exterior surface
• Secure metal bail attached
Iron meteorites are often associated with strength, grounding, and resilience. Formed in the core of ancient asteroids, they carry the symbolism of inner structure and cosmic endurance.
Many people are drawn to iron meteorites for their connection to both Earth and space — a reminder that we are made from the same cosmic materials as the stars.
Henbury, in particular, carries the energy of impact and transformation — a powerful symbol of change, survival, and integration of the celestial and terrestrial.
Whether worn for its scientific rarity, collector value, or symbolic meaning, this piece represents Above & Below — Earth and Cosmos united in one form.
