u/Komixak

Hi everyone! 😊

I hope my little moldavite miniseries helped some of you get at least a basic understanding of moldavites 💚

I had an idea. maybe you could help me too by asking different questions that weren’t answered in the miniseries. That way I could make more parts based on what YOU would like to know 😊

So what do you think?

Send me your topics and questions, and I’ll do my best to cover them based on my own experience 💚

Part 4: Moldavite mini-series by Komixak

Natural break vs fresh damage:

Not every broken moldavite is damaged recently.

Some moldavites were naturally broken millions of years ago and over time, the surface “healed” through chemical weathering.

👉 Natural ancient breaks:

softer texture

matte / frosty surface

weathered sculpting similar to the rest of the stone

👉 Fresh modern damage:

shiny glasslike surface

sharp edges

smooth fracture with no weathering yet

That’s one of the easiest ways to tell old natural damage from a fresh break.

Naturally separated pieces also don’t always fit together perfectly anymore.

Over time, the fracture changes and develops new texture and sculpting.

This part of the miniseries is mainly for people who are new to moldavites and still learning 😊

I hope it helps a little 💚

one of my latest finds that have joined their friends in my collection 💚 I broke the flat one myself 🫣 don’t hate me 😅

Part 3: Moldavite miniseries by Komixak 💚

All moldavites were created during the same impact,

but where they landed changed everything.

👉 Besednice (Ježkovna and similar areas):

very distinctive, sharp “spiky” sculpting

highly textured surface

formed under specific conditions unique to this locality

👉 Bartochov, Brusná, Habří (clay environments):

typical “frosty” surface

softer, matte appearance

shaped by long-term chemical weathering

👉 Sand / gravel environments (like Chlum, Vrabče,Koroseky, etc.):

smoother surface

more rounded shapes

sometimes slightly worn over time

👉 Field found pieces(like Zliv, Protivín, etc.):

can be chipped or slightly damaged

more rounded from long exposure

often affected by farming activity

Two moldavites can be the same age, but look completely different, just because of where they ended up.

Part 2: Moldavite miniseries by Komixak

There’s no 100% way to tell from photos alone, but there are some clear signs that can help.

👉 1) Natural texture

Real moldavite is never “perfect”

It has irregular shapes, natural sculpting and small imperfections.

If it looks too smooth or too perfect, be careful.

👉 2) Internal structure

Under magnification, real moldavite shows:

tiny bubbles

flow structures

natural chaos inside

(Example photos attached its not mine, but a good reference)

👉 3) Lechatelierite inclusions

Sometimes you can see inclusions of Lechatelierite

these are small, glassy formations created during the impact. (Photos) ideal under microscope or magnification.

They are a strong indicator of authenticity.

👉 4) Fresh breaks vs natural surface

New breaks look smooth and shiny like glass.

Natural surfaces are more textured and “weathered”

Real moldavite isn’t perfect, and that’s exactly what makes it special.

If you’re unsure about a piece, feel free to ask 😊

What’s one thing you check to see if a moldavite is real? 👀

I’ll choose one answer I like and include a small extra piece with your next purchase 💚

I often get asked why some moldavites are smooth and rounded, while others have sharp textures and deep sculpting. The answer is simple: environment.

👉 Field found (ploughed land):

These pieces are often exposed to the surface and repeatedly hit by farming equipment over the years. Because of that, they tend to be:

chipped or slightly damaged

smoother, more rounded

sometimes worn down into smaller shapes

👉 Dug moldavite (from original layers):

These are found deeper underground, closer to where they originally landed. They are usually:

much better preserved

sharper in detail

with deeper, more defined sculpting

often whole or naturally split

Both types are authentic and beautiful they just tell different stories.

One traveled through years of exposure and movement.

The other stayed hidden, protected underground.

That’s what makes moldavite so fascinating, no two pieces are ever the same.

Part 1: Moldavite miniseries by Komixak.

Feel free to ask anything 😊 💚💚

Here is some from my collection, in this transparents boxes look great! If u wanna more info about this stones just send me DM! Enjoy it 💚💚

Each with a different size, shape, surface texture, and even color. They come from different locations, and each carries its own story. One fell into sand, where it was slowly worn down over time into a small rounded pebble. The other fell into clay, where the acidic environment carved deep marks into its surface. Each has its own energy.

And yet, in a way, they are the same. They were formed at the same moment and traveled almost the same path, but with a slight deviation, each went its own way. Just like people. We are the same, yet each of us is different. We all have our own paths, and how we face them either smooths our sharp edges or leaves deep marks on our soul… and even on our face 💚💚 Live your lives as best as you can, and find joy in the little things.

(31g Brusná)

(0.5g Koroseky)

My last piece, love it 💚