精品推薦：天外來(lái)客-橄欖綠玻璃隕石

Highlight: olive green glass meteorite

玻璃隕石是來(lái)自大氣層外的神秘墜物，被稱為天外來(lái)石，稀有珍貴，自然有人愛(ài)好收藏，帶著光芒劃過(guò)天空，引人遐想。幾乎所有古代文明都留有關(guān)于隕石的記載，一些民族和宗教還將隕石視為圣物，相比之下，我國(guó)古人對(duì)于隕石的看法則較為客觀。早在先秦時(shí)期，《左傳》中就著有：隕石，星也。時(shí)至北宋，政治家、科學(xué)家沈括曾在《夢(mèng)溪筆談》中記載了“于宜興縣民許氏園中墜落的一枚隕石，稱其大如拳，一頭微銳，色如鐵，重亦如之。 近幾年，玻璃隕石收藏圈日益擴(kuò)大，加之其十分稀有，價(jià)值不斷攀升，掀起了一股玻璃隕石收藏?zé)岢薄?/p>

Glass meteorites are mysterious objects from outside the atmosphere. They are called extraterrestrial rocks. They are rare and precious. Naturally, some people like to collect them. They fly across the sky with light and attract people's imagination. Almost all ancient civilizations have left records of meteorites. Some ethnic groups and religions still regard meteorites as sacred objects. In contrast, the ancient Chinese view of meteorites is more objective. As early as the pre Qin period, Zuo Zhuan has written meteorites and stars. Up to the Northern Song Dynasty, Shen Kuo, a statesman and scientist, recorded in Mengxi graphology that "a meteorite that fell in the Xu's garden of Yixing county was as big as a fist, as sharp as a head, as iron as color, as heavy as it is." In recent years, the collection circle of glass meteorites is expanding day by day. In addition, it is very rare, and its value is rising constantly, which has set off a wave of glass meteorite collection upsurge.

精品一覽

List of quality products

【名稱】橄欖綠玻璃隕石

【類別】雜項(xiàng)

【規(guī)格】 17400克

【數(shù)量】一件

[name] olive greenglass meteorite

[category] miscellaneous

[Specification] 17400g

[quantity] one

玻璃隕石是一種天然玻璃物質(zhì)。由于外觀似黑曜巖，故又稱似黑曜巖。玻璃隕石內(nèi)常含有氣泡空腔，大小由幾微米至幾毫米，個(gè)別可達(dá)幾厘米。還含有焦石英、柯石英、斜鋯石和隕石中常見(jiàn)的鐵鎳金屬等包體。一般認(rèn)為，玻璃隕石是巨大的隕石或彗核撞擊地球，使地球表層巖石熔融高速濺出坑外急速冷卻而成。璃隕石的母石為淡綠色和黑色兩種，因此，玻璃隕石的降落都是與母石共同進(jìn)行的。

Glass meteorite is a kind of natural glass material. Because it looks like obsidian, it is also called Obsidian like. Glass meteorites often contain bubble cavities, ranging in size from a few microns to a few millimeters, and a few to a few centimeters. It also contains inclusions such as pyroquartz, coesite, zircon and iron nickel metal which are common in meteorites. It is generally believed that glass meteorites are formed by the impact of giant meteorites or cometary nuclei on the earth, which makes the rocks on the earth's surface melt at a high speed and splash out of the crater. There are two kinds of mother rocks, light green and black. Therefore, the falling of glass meteorite is carried out together with the mother rock.

近兩年，中國(guó)己躋身世界上少數(shù)幾個(gè)對(duì)隕石開(kāi)展綜合研究的國(guó)家，期望在隕石中尋找到更多外星生命痕跡，直接導(dǎo)致了隕石收藏?zé)嵩诿耖g的悄然升起。同時(shí)，由于泰國(guó)、東南亞等國(guó)和西藏的高僧把隕石稱為“天鐵”,做成護(hù)身符和金剛杵等法器進(jìn)行修煉，再加上珠三角地區(qū)的收藏愛(ài)好者把隕石叫做“運(yùn)石”，并把其當(dāng)做護(hù)身符隨身佩戴等等原因，隕石開(kāi)始被一些人當(dāng)做珍寶一樣收藏起來(lái)。數(shù)量稀少及市場(chǎng)的追捧是促成隕石收藏價(jià)格飆升的重要原因。玻璃隕石可以保持?jǐn)?shù)以十億計(jì)年份基本保持不變。科研人員可以通過(guò)研究這些隕石對(duì)早期宇宙了解更多，科研價(jià)值極高，一些發(fā)達(dá)國(guó)家必爭(zhēng)之物，形成如今玻璃隕石瘋漲局勢(shì)，真正的一石千金。玻璃隕石，被稱為“天外來(lái)石”，稀有珍貴，自然有人愛(ài)好收藏。近幾年，國(guó)內(nèi)漸漸興起了一股玻璃隕石收藏?zé)岢薄Ｈ哪觊g，不僅玻璃隕石的價(jià)格飆升，國(guó)內(nèi)玻璃隕石收藏市場(chǎng)也日漸成形。四五年前，玻璃隕石所帶來(lái)的經(jīng)濟(jì)價(jià)值還不為人所熟知。

In recent two years, China has become one of the few countries in the world that carry out comprehensive research on meteorites, expecting to find more traces of alien life in meteorites, which directly leads to the rise of meteorite collection in the private. At the same time, because the eminent monks in Thailand, Southeast Asia and Tibet called the meteorites "Tiantie" and made them into talismans, Vajra pestles and other magic weapons for cultivation, plus the collectors in the Pearl River Delta called the meteorites "Yunshi" and used them as the reasons for wearing the talismans, etc., meteorites began to be collected as treasures by some people. The scarcity of meteorites and the pursuit of the market are the important reasons for the soaring price of meteorite collection. Glass meteorites can remain basically the same for billions of years. Researchers can learn more about the early universe by studying these meteorites, which is of high scientific research value. Some developed countries must contend for it to form the current situation of glass meteorites skyrocketing, a real stone of gold. Glass meteorites, known as "tianwaishi", are rare and precious, and some people like to collect them. In recent years, an upsurge of glass meteorite collection has emerged in China. In the past three or four years, not only the price of glass meteorites has soared, but also the domestic glass meteorite collection market has gradually taken shape. Four or five years ago, the economic value of glass meteorites was unknown.

文中此玻璃隕石為橄欖綠玻璃隕石，淺綠色，半透明，不規(guī)則狀，易碎，破裂后具有貝殼狀斷口，重量達(dá)17400g，玻璃隕石極為稀有，價(jià)值十分可觀，非常適合投資和收藏。

In this paper, the glass meteorite is olive green glass meteorite, light green, translucent, irregular and fragile. After fracture, it has a shell shaped fracture, with a weight of 17400g. The glass meteorite is extremely rare and valuable, which is very suitable for investment and collection.

此件標(biāo)的物2019年12月20日在英國(guó)倫敦開(kāi)拍，有意向的買家，屆時(shí)提前辦理競(jìng)拍手續(xù)，具體事宜咨詢圣約翰國(guó)際拍賣行。

The subject matter will be auctioned in London, UK on December 20, 2019. Interested buyers will go through the bidding procedures in advance, and consult St. John's international auction house for specific matters.