Krybryone — A Gift from the Stars

Otherwise known as Libyan Desert Glass Tektite, this stone was created approximately 28.5 million years ago by the explosion of a planet that is often referred to as Maldek, which is now the Asteroid Belt. A particularly large fragment hit the Sahara Desert near Egypt, fusing the sand with celestial energetics into Krybryone. Wind, water and sand then sculpted these pieces into what is found today.

It was discovered on planet Earth by the western world in 1932 by Patrick Clayton in the Sahara Desert outside of Egypt, but was well known to the ancient Egyptians. It has been found in various breast plates, and a scarab carved from this "glass" was found in King Tutankhamen's tomb. Libyan Desert Glass is almost pure silica with traces of iridium, proof of its extraterrestrial origin, since iridium is an element that is not native to this planet. Inclusions of Cristobalite are also often found in this stone. Some pieces contain bubbles which are lenticular or irregular in shape. The largest piece recently found weighed about 50 kg (110 lbs). Collecting this tektite is difficult and dangerous, and is now controlled and extremely limited by local Libyan authorities. In March of 2006 the impact crater was finally discovered in Egypt.

Krybryone helps us to more fully awaken the light of our soul essence and our DNA program. It acts as a focus and a channel for bringing cosmic energies directly into the center of our being. It can assist us in connecting with ALL levels of our expression. It serves as an ambassador from the stars, reminding us of ancient memories and future callings.