Libyan Desert glass or Tektite is an impactite found in areas in the eastern Sahara, in the deserts of eastern Libya and western Egypt. But what is desert glass? Many believe it is the result of a meteorite impact that happened over 26 million years ago although this is debatable due to no evidence of said impact. Here's a fun fact about tektite: When King Tutankhamen's burial chamber was discovered in 1922, a very special pendant was located around the body of King Tut. Within the center of the charm was a near perfectly carved scarab. For nearly a decade after, the stone’s origins and locality remained a mystery until in 1932, P. Clayton officially discovered tektite. The ancient Egyptians most of thought highly of these interesting specimens to adorn one of their Pharos with at his burial. Did you know that Libyan Desert Glass has been associated with a unique myth? According to local legends, this crystal is the remnants of a great ancient civilization destroyed by a catastrophic event.

According to metaphysics: Libyan Desert Glass is brilliant yellow, symbolizing abundance, clarity, and life. The Solar Plexus Chakra, related to power, confidence, and manifestation, is yellow. Libyan Desert Glass absorbs this energy, giving self-confidence, wish manifestation, and empowerment. As one begins their own personal journey with this strange desert glass, exceptional qualities of oneself will rise from within and begin to shine. Your personal will, will soon undertake a “rebirthing” effect and be revitalized with true interstellar powers. One will notice the increased amount of control they have over themselves and their decision making abilities. 

According the Metaphysics: Tektite is a transformational stone that beings forth enhancing energies that directly resonate with one’s solar plexus, sacral, and third eye chakra. As one begins their own personal journey with this strange desert glass, exceptional qualities of oneself will begin to shine through the daily miasma of negative energy. 

Libyan Desert glass or Tektite is an impactite found in areas in the eastern Sahara, in the deserts of eastern Libya and western Egypt. But what is desert glass? Many believe it is the result of a meteorite impact that happened over 26 million years ago although this is debatable due to no evidence of said impact. Here's a fun fact about tektite: When King Tutankhamen's burial chamber was discovered in 1922, a very special pendant was located around the body of King Tut. Within the center of the charm was a near perfectly carved scarab. For nearly a decade after, the stone’s origins and locality remained a mystery until in 1932, P. Clayton officially discovered tektite. The ancient Egyptians most of thought highly of these interesting specimens to adorn one of their Pharos with at his burial. 

According the Metaphysics: Tektite is a transformational stone that beings forth enhancing energies that directly resonate with one’s solar plexus, sacral, and third eye chakra. As one begins their own personal journey with this strange desert glass, exceptional qualities of oneself will begin to shine through the daily miasma of negative energy.