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Libyan Desert Glass is a rare and captivating natural glass found predominantly in the eastern Sahara Desert, near the Libyan-Egyptian border. Formed around 29 million years ago, it is believed to have originated from the intense heat generated by a meteorite impact or airburst, which melted the surrounding sand into translucent, yellow-green to amber-hued glass fragments. Highly prized for its unique origin and striking appearance, Libyan Desert Glass is often used in jewellery, where its natural beauty is showcased in pendants, rings, and earrings. Its ancient and mystical qualities make it a fascinating gemstone choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
