Small Fallen Star Pendant

Name: Small Fallen Star Pendant
Brand: Ka Gold Jewelry
SKU: 1130
Price: 419 USD
Availability: InStock

A limited edition genuine meteorite talisman from the Judean Desert

ジュエリーの意味：

One of the most powerful talismans that was revered by the ancients. A sacred tool for success and protection, guidance, and a direct link to the celestial realms.

価格:

(~~$494~~) $419 USD 15% until June 21st (価格 in Gold: (~~$1142~~) $970)

サイズ:

2.00cm/2.50cm - 0.8Inch/1Inch

金属:

Solid Sterling Silver 925 でこの商品を見る Gold

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商品詳細

The Fallen Star talisman line is made exclusively from Meteorites collected by David during his journeys to the Judean desert,

Each one is set with an emerald-the stone of knowledge and wisdom on the bail

These sacred celestial objects were revered by the ancients.

You can add your name in the remarks section, and it will be engraved in ancient Hebrew fonts.

It's been a year since my last journey into the heart of the Judean Desert—an otherworldly realm where silence hangs heavy and the wind whispers secrets across ancient stone. I ventured there on a mission to uncover the remnants of the stars themselves—meteorites destined to become the soul of the Fallen Star pendants.

These small expeditions are more than just a quest for rare materials. They are pilgrimages—both physical and spiritual—through landscapes untouched by time in pursuit of something celestial. Meteorites are elusive relics of the cosmos, long revered by ancient civilizations as gifts from the heavens. With their mysterious descent in streaks of fire and thunder, they were seen as omens, blessings, or divine warnings—sacred stones that carried the voice of the gods.

In the days of old, their iron was forged into ceremonial tools and amulets. In Ancient Egypt, it was the fabled "iron from the sky"; in Mesopotamia, they were tokens of astral deities, used in rites that reached for the divine. These stones, born in the darkness between stars, have shaped myth and belief since the dawn of humanity.

My first expedition began after a brief, almost forgotten video clip of a meteor shower over the desert flickered across my screen. Something stirred. A couple of days later, I loaded up my battered off-roader and followed that call into the wild, hoping to catch what had fallen from the sky. Among the windswept limestone and endless sands, I searched. Hours passed. Then, atop a remote, sun-bleached hill, I found them—scattered fragments of heaven. When I returned to the workshop, I made a limited number of Fallen Star talismans, and last month, everything was sold out...

And so... it was time to return.

But this time, the desert had other plans.

The sun was merciless—over 40°C/104°F—and the air inside the vehicle was thick and unmoving. An hour into the unforgiving terrain, the steering turned sluggish and untrustworthy. I stopped. A glance at the front wheels revealed the nightmare: the left control arm bushing was nearly severed. There was no fixing it, not with what I had. And there was no signal. No help.

I pressed on.

The steering screeched with every turn, a sound like metal groaning under an ancient curse. But the machine climbed. It clawed its way up rocky inclines until I found the same hilltop—a sacred place, almost like it was waiting. I gathered what I could under the wrath of the sun, but fate was far from done with me.

Soon after, the vague steering betrayed me—I hit a jagged outcrop and tore the right tire. I plugged it. Drove on. Forty minutes later, the desert bit again: the left rear tire hissed and collapsed. I fixed that too, hands burned and dirt-caked.

But when the rear right tire blew out—shredded beyond repair—I was left with a single spare and dwindling hope. I crawled forward, slowly crossing the rocky terrain, until, at last, the silhouette of a paved road appeared on the shimmering horizon.

Exhausted and sun-stung, I drove the long way home with a cargo of fallen stars in the back—and a story etched into the dust.

At the workshop, I decided to design an ancient-style ring as well for the smaller meteorites and added two words in ancient Hebrew.

"Yaldey Kochavim"-- star children, because eventually, every atom in our body was forged in forgotten supernovas; we are the universe learning and experiencing itself.

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Each of our items are sold in a decorative package embossed with our original symbol, a string for the pendant and a paper scroll explaining the jewel meaning and authenticity.

Small Fallen Star Pendant

A limited edition genuine meteorite talisman from the Judean Desert

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