An outstandingly aesthetic, highly lustrous, Indochine tektite. This artifact of an ancient meteorite impact, representing the melt-and-solidification of terrestrial silicates resulting from the immense amount of energy released by the impact. Like its tektite cousins Moldavite and Libyan Desert Glass its name is tied to its location of discovery. Thailand. 1.3" z 1.1" x .75", .6 oz (19 g)