盛世古玩下的橄榄绿玻璃陨石精品推荐

盛世古玩下的橄榄绿玻璃陨石精品推荐

 

【藏.荐】栏为藏品强大的传播效应向各位买家推荐经国家一级鉴定专家甄选的艺术珍品,为藏家牵线搭桥,让千百件艺术珍品价值被发掘与重视,在拍卖会上得以高价成交。

[Tibet. Recommendation] column for the strong dissemination effect of the collection to recommend to buyers the selected art treasures by experts at the first level of national appraisal, to bridge the gap for Tibetans, so that the value of thousands of art treasures are excavated and valued, and high-priced transactions can be concluded in the auction.

【名 称】：橄榄绿玻璃陨石

 

【藏 品 类 型】: 杂 项

 

【藏 品 信 息】: 重：205g

Olive Green Glass Meteorite

 

[Collection Types]: Miscellaneous

 

[Collection Information]: Heavy: 205g

近年来，中国己跻身于世界上少数几个对陨石开展综合研究的国家，期望在陨石中寻找到更多外星生命痕迹。近两年，因为来源的特殊性，陨石开始被一些人当做珍宝一样收藏起来，坐等升值，数量稀少及市场的追捧是促成陨石收藏价格飙升的重要原因。陨石作为收藏品，考虑的除了其科研和文化价值，还有经济增长价值。

科学家们说，我们地球每天都要接受5万吨这样的“礼物”。它们大多数在距地面10到40里的高空就已燃尽，即便落在地上也难找到。它们在宇宙中运行，由于没有其它的保护，所以直接受到各种宇宙线的辐射和灾变，而其本身的放射性加热不能使它有较大的变化。所以它本身的记录是可靠的。对于它的研究范围有着相当广阔的领域，比如高能物理，天体演变，地球化学，生命的起源。

目前世界上保存最大的铁陨石是非洲纳米比亚的戈巴（Hoba）铁陨石，重约60吨。其次是格林兰的约角1号铁陨石，重约33吨。我国新疆铁陨石，重约28吨，是世界第三大铁陨石。世界上最大的石陨石是吉林陨石，以收集的样品总重为2550公斤，吉林1号陨石，重1770公斤，是人类已收集的最大的石陨石块体。

另外，还有一种陨石被称为“玻璃陨石”。它呈黑色或墨绿色，有点象石头，但不是石头。有点象玻璃，但它是一种很特别的没有结晶的玻璃状物质。它的形状五花八门，一般都不大，重量从几克到几十克。

近几年，继红木收藏热、玉石收藏热之后，陨石收藏现在也正在兴起。三四年间，不仅玻璃陨石的价格飙升，国内玻璃陨石收藏市场也日渐成形。据了解，在上世纪九十年代，全球涉足陨石交易的人仅200人左右，而目前参与其中的已增至万余人。玻璃陨石收藏圈的日益扩大，加之其十分稀有，让玻璃陨石在全球的价格，从原来的几美元每磅，攀升到现在堪比钻石的巨额数字。目前欧美等发达国家的陨石收藏与交易市场非常成熟，一些富豪雅好藏陨，并将此作为身份的象征。在国际市场上，陨石的交易价格很高，通常以克论计。

此枚极品橄榄绿玻璃陨石体重量：205g，形状规则，颜色为橄榄绿色，整体呈半透明状，切面中间有一抹清晰可见的绿色，晶莹透亮，石面流烧痕迹清晰可见，该橄榄绿玻璃陨石表面分布的许多形状各异的沟槽，叫做熔沟，并存在十分醒目的熔流线，这些都是由于它在陨落过程中与大气剧烈摩擦燃烧而形成的。通体油亮且有光泽，内部高纯度无杂质。表面上留有流星下落穿过大气层时，因受摩擦时所产生高温燃烧后的痕迹与微小的气孔，以及流纹和流线，纹理优美，显得神秘而深邃。表层具拉长状气泡及大小不等的圆形气泡，有的似月球表面的环形山状图案，十分罕见。据美国外星物体记载，玻璃陨石全球不超过4万玫，而且珍品玻璃陨石更是极度稀少，具有极高的收藏价值！此款“极品橄榄绿玻璃陨石”极为珍贵。

此件藏品为本次新加坡拍场核心推荐藏品，欢迎各位藏友莅临新加坡拍场咨询竞拍，机会难得！

 

 

In recent years, China has become one of the few countries in the world to conduct comprehensive research on meteorites, hoping to find more traces of extraterrestrial life in meteorites. In recent two years, because of the particularity of the source, meteorites began to be collected as treasures by some people, waiting for appreciation. The scarcity of meteorites and the pursuit of the market are the important reasons for the soaring price of meteorite collection. As a collection, meteorites have not only scientific research and cultural value, but also economic growth value.

Scientists say that our planet accepts 50,000 tons of such "gifts" every day. Most of them burn up at altitudes of 10 to 40 miles above the ground, and are hard to find even when they fall to the ground. They operate in the universe and are directly exposed to radiation and catastrophe of various cosmic rays without any other protection. Radioactive heating of the cosmic rays itself cannot make them change much. So its own record is reliable. It has a wide range of research areas, such as high-energy physics, celestial evolution, geochemistry, the origin of life.

At present, the largest iron meteorite preserved in the world is the Goba iron meteorite in Namibia, Africa, weighing about 60 tons. Next is the Yujiao 1 iron meteorite in Greenland, weighing about 33 tons. Xinjiang iron meteorite, weighing about 28 tons, is the third largest iron meteorite in the world. The largest meteorite in the world is Jilin meteorite. The total weight of the samples collected is 2550 kg. The Jilin No. 1 meteorite weighs 1770 kg. It is the largest meteorite block that has been collected by human beings.

In addition, there is a meteorite called "glass meteorite". It is black or dark green, a little like stone, but not stone. It's a bit like glass, but it's a very special non-crystalline glassy substance. It has a variety of shapes, generally not large, and weighs from a few grams to dozens of grams.

In recent years, following the red wood and jade collections, meteorite collections are also rising. In the past three or four years, not only the price of glass meteorite has soared, but also the domestic glass meteorite collection market has gradually taken shape. It is understood that in the 1990s, there were only about 200 people involved in meteorite trading in the world, and now more than 10,000 people have participated in it. With the growing collection of glass meteorites and their rarity, the price of glass meteorites in the world has risen from a few dollars per pound to a huge figure comparable to that of diamonds. At present, the meteorite collection and trading markets in developed countries such as Europe and the United States are very mature. Some wealthy and elegant people like to collect meteorites, and regard it as a symbol of identity. In the international market, meteorites are traded at very high prices, usually in gram terms.

 

 

The weight of this excellent olive green glass meteorite is 205g. Its shape is regular and its color is olive green. The whole body is translucent. There is a clear and visible green in the middle of the cut surface. The burning traces on the stone surface are clearly visible. Many grooves of different shapes distributed on the surface of the olive green meteorite are called melting grooves, which coexist. In the striking melt streamline, these are due to its severe friction and combustion with the atmosphere in the process of falling. The whole body is oily and glossy, with high purity and no impurities. When meteors fall through the atmosphere on the surface, they appear mysterious and profound because of the traces and tiny holes after high temperature combustion, as well as the streamlines and streamlines produced by friction. The surface layer has elongated bubbles and circular bubbles of varying sizes, some of which resemble the circular mountain pattern on the surface of the moon, which is very rare. According to the records of extraterrestrial objects in the United States, glass meteorites do not exceed 40,000 roses worldwide, and rare glass meteorites are extremely rare, with a very high collection value! This "excellent olive green glass meteorite" is very precious.

 

This collection is the core recommendation of this Singapore auction. Welcome all Tibetan friends to come to Singapore for consultation and bidding. This is a rare opportunity!