Presentation :

• Tektite is a Stone that results from the Fall of a Meteorite, but it is not a fragment of Meteorite. It is part of the Group of Stones called Impactite. Indeed During the impact of the Celestial Object with the surface of the Earth, an intense shock creates Debris which, under the influence of strong heat, melts and is projected into the atmosphere, sometimes several kilometers from the impact zone. These debris crystallize as they cool and give rise, among other things, to Tektite.
• It is therefore a natural glass formed from a meteorite melting the local rock. Depending on the nature of the latter, the composition of Tectites varies. Therefore, many varietal names are assigned to Tektites from different localities.

Names) :

• Tectite.

Etymology :

• From the Greek Tektos = melted .

Group, Family:

• Tectite Group (Meteorite). Family of natural glasses.

Color :

• Light green to green-brown - dark green, bottle green, brown, black, gray.

Chandelier:

• Glassy.

Origin according to the various Tectites:

• The meteoritic source was determined for three scattered tektite fields (bediasite and georgite in North America, moldavite in Central Europe and ivorite in West Africa). Although, for Australian and Asian tektites (indochinite, australite, zhamanshinite, irghizite and others), occurrence in meteoritic craters has only been inferred.

1. Moldavite: Variety of green Tektite, FRL, Týn nad Vltavou, District of České Budějovice, South Bohemia, Czech Republic.
2. Australite: Variety of black Tectite, from the Australasian Strewnfield. The crater in this Strewnfield field has not been located, but is believed to be in Southeast Asia. 
3. Bediasite: Variety of black Tektite from North American Strewnfield (Chesapeake Bay impact crater), Texas, United States.
4. Bikolite: Variety of black Tectite, from the Bikol region, Philippines.
5. Billitonite: Variety of black Tectite, found on Billiton Island, between Sumatra and Borneo.
6. Chinite: Variety of black Tectite from Australasian Strewnfield,
   found in China, hence the name.
7. Darwin Glass: Variety of green to light green Tektite, from Tasmania, Australia.
8. Georgite A variety of green tektite from the North American Strewnfield (Chesapeake Bay impact crater), found in Georgia, United States .
   
9. Indochinite: Variety of black Tectite, from the Australasian Strewnfield. The crater in this Strewnfield field has not been located, but is believed to be in Southeast Asia.
10. Irghizite: Variety of brown Tectite, from the Zhamanshin meteor crater in Kazakhstan (lat: 48°24' North, long: 60°58' East).
11. Ivorian: Variety of black Strewnfield Tektite from Ivory Coast (Lake Bosumtwi Crater, Ghana), found in Ivory Coast (Ivory Coast).

Crystal system:

• Amorphous (glass).

Chemical composition :

• Glass: SiO2+Al2O3.

Transparency:

• Transparent, translucent to opaque.

Density :

• From 2.27 to 2.40.

Hardness :

• From 5 to 6.

Cleavage:

• Null.

Breakage:

• Cutting conchoidal.

Line color:

• White.

Properties and virtues:

Physical virtues:

• Significantly strengthens the Body.
• Heals old wounds.
• Treats headaches and migraines (increased effect in combination with hawk's eye.
• Increases the recovery of Bone Cells (increased effect in association with aragonite).
• Treats infectious flu.
• Treats anemia.
• Useful against dizziness and loss of balance.
• Avoid the transmission of diseases.
• Soothes fevers.
• Promotes blood circulation.
• Helps to overcome different climatic temperatures.
• Promotes hair growth.

Psychological, emotional and mental virtues:

• Stimulates intuition and helps dissolve unconscious blockages.
• Treats fears, anxiety and material concerns linked to too high expectations.
• Dissipates negative energies stored during significant emotional shocks.
• Allows you to find serenity by freeing yourself from obsessive experiences of the past.
• Helps maintain awareness of the Here and Now.
• Allows you to let go of financial worries (free from the feeling of lack) or linked to material possessions.
• Defeats excessive emotional burdens and frees from the notion of attachment.
• Harmonizes body and mind.
• Stone of change, it helps in periods of transition and rapid decision-making.

Spiritual virtues:

• Increases vibration rate.
• Stone of protection for the traveler (physical or extracorporeal), against theft and physical or astral, or even dark, aggression.
• Greatly facilitates Astral Travel by connecting us to the Heavens, to Higher Planes of Consciousness. The Journey will be clearer and simplified, by combining Tektite with Sugilite or Lapis lazuli.
• Helps its wearer to find their Path and not to deviate too much from their Life Plan.
• Helps to process and release old traumatic memories from past lives.
• Harmonizes yin and yang.
• Strengthens the biomagnetic envelope.
• Promotes communication with other dimensions and the spiritual world.
• Promotes the development of telepathy and other psychic gifts.
• Very useful during meditation.
• Very useful for strongly developing one's causal body by working with a Tektite, it will help us on our path towards Knowledge.
• Promotes the anchoring of the body while allowing the being to access a higher consciousness.

Chakras:

• On the Root Chakra, it protects the entire physical body.
• On the Crown Chakra, it opens up great perspectives for reflection and introspection by awakening our old memories. It will help us remember and connect with people we met in past lives.
• Used during meditation, it strongly stimulates the 3rd ^eye and the crown because it is charged with cosmic energy which amplifies the aura.

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