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Encased within its base lies Campo del Cielo — a genuine meteorite crystal born in the stars over 4.6 billion years ago. After traveling more than 200 million miles from the Milky Way’s asteroid belt, it struck the plains of Chaco, Argentina around 2500 BC, where it remained hidden until unearthed. Today, that same ancient fragment rests preserved in glass, waiting to be cradled in your hand.
Each tumbler is one-of-a-kind, with no two crystals alike. A metal seal of authentication is inlaid in the base of every glass, engraved with the precise location and cosmic history of the meteorite, ensuring provenance and rarity.
More than drinkware, this is a piece of the cosmos — a vessel that transforms every pour into an encounter with deep time and celestial wonder.
