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The Cassiopeia: Muonionalusta Meteorite, Sterling Silver & Tellurium Copper Ring

The Cassiopeia: Muonionalusta Meteorite, Sterling Silver & Tellurium Copper Ring

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The Cassiopeia is a Muonionalusta meteorite ring set in sterling silver with tellurium copper accents. Muonionalusta is a rare iron-nickel meteorite recovered near the village of Muonio in northern Sweden — formed over 4 billion years in space and prized for the broad Widmanstätten crystalline pattern it reveals when etched, a structure that cannot form on Earth and cannot be faked. Each ring is cut from a genuine slice of this meteorite, so every Cassiopeia carries a one-of-a-kind pattern that existed before our planet did.

The design frames the cosmic iron between bright sterling silver edges, with a warm pinstripe of tellurium copper for contrast — a mixed-metal composition that reads formal enough for a wedding band and distinctive enough for a signature piece. A protective finish over the meteorite section guards the iron against moisture in daily wear.

Materials & Specifications

  • Inlay: Genuine Muonionalusta meteorite (iron-nickel, acid-etched Widmanstätten pattern)
  • Band: Sterling silver with tellurium copper accent stripe
  • Sizes: US 8–12, including half sizes; multiple widths available on request — message us
  • Guarantee: Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects · Free US shipping

See the full collection of men's meteorite rings for more Muonionalusta and Gibeon designs, or read our guide on how to clean a meteorite ring.

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Engineered from premium tungsten carbide for exceptional durability, your Regalia Ring requires minimal yet specific care. Maintain its finish by cleaning with mild soap and warm water, followed by drying with a soft, lint-free cloth. To preserve the ring's integrity, avoid contact with harsh chemicals or abrasives and store it separately when not worn; proper care ensures your ring retains its strength and refined luster for years to come.


At Regalia Rings, your satisfaction is paramount. We accept returns of unused items in their original packaging within the designated time frame, though please note that return shipping costs are the customer's responsibility and personalized items are final sale. For detailed eligibility criteria and steps to initiate a refund or exchange, please consult our comprehensive Return Policy.

Muonionalusta is a rare iron-nickel meteorite found near the village of Muonio in northern Sweden. It formed over 4 billion years in space and is prized for its broad Widmanstätten crystalline pattern — a natural structure that cannot be replicated on Earth.
Yes. Each ring is cut from genuine meteorite, and the Widmanstätten pattern differs in every slice — no two rings are identical. The band pairs the meteorite with sterling silver and a tellurium copper accent.
The Cassiopeia is available in 6mm, 8mm, 9mm, and 10mm widths, in US sizes 8 through 12 including half sizes. Message us if you need a width and size combination you don't see listed.
Wipe it dry after any contact with water, keep it away from chlorine, and store it in a dry place. Sterling silver can be brightened with a silver polishing cloth; the meteorite section just needs to be kept dry to avoid patina.