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Moldavite: Glass droplets that fell to earth which are thought to have been originally created by dramatic Cosmic Impact Events. Such the Moldavite is a starborn stone that fell appr. 13-14 million years B.C. to earth. They are mostly found in Bohemia near the border to Austria. Some were also found in Moravia (appr. 40 miles North of Vienna), Lausitz area in Germany and in Austria just West of Vienna.
Name: The term moldavite was coined in 1836 by German curator of the mineralogical collection in the Vlasteneck Museum in Prague Dr. Franz Xaver Maximilian Lippe. The name moldavite is derived from the German name 'Moldau' for the Moldavian river. Around 1826, they were called Bohemian emerald. Moldavites are used as jewels for kings, "VIP's" and/or political, social or religious leaders.
Mythology: In Wolfram von Eschenbach's version of the grails legend the moldavite is considered by some to be the Grail - the "lapsit exillis" - a green gemstone that fell from heaven out of a crown of a high ranking angel.