Support Moldavite Research & Preservation

Help Advance Scientific Understanding of a Rare Natural Treasure

Moldavite is one of Earth’s rarest natural glasses, formed over 14 million years ago by a meteorite impact in what is now Central Europe. Despite its popularity and cultural significance, many aspects of Moldavite—its formation, distribution, authenticity, and long-term preservation—remain under-researched.

Your donation directly supports legitimate researchers, geologists, and academic institutions working to deepen our understanding of Moldavite through responsible, evidence-based study.

Why This Research Matters

• Geological Science
  Funding helps researchers study Moldavite’s composition, formation process, and relationship to meteorite impacts.

• Authenticity & Fraud Prevention
  Research improves testing methods to distinguish genuine Moldavite from imitations, protecting collectors, museums, and the public.

• Cultural & Historical Preservation
  Moldavite has played a role in Central European history and folklore. Research helps document and preserve this heritage.

• Environmental Responsibility
  Ethical research encourages sustainable practices and discourages illegal or destructive mining.

How Your Donation Is Used

Your contribution supports:

• Laboratory analysis and field research

• Academic publications and open-access studies

• Museum and university collaborations

• Educational resources for students and the public

All funds are directed toward non-medical, non-commercial scientific research.

Make a Donation

Every contribution—large or small—helps advance knowledge and protect this rare material for future generations.

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(One-time and recurring donations available)

Transparency & Ethics

• Funds are allocated only to qualified researchers and institutions

• No medical, healing, or therapeutic claims are funded or promoted

• Research findings are encouraged to be publicly accessible

Thank You for Supporting Science

By donating, you are helping ensure that Moldavite is studied, understood, and preserved responsibly—not exploited or misunderstood.