
A carved dragon in natural iron meteorite — 22.5 g, 33.2 × 21.9 mm, 4 mm thick. The heaviest carved piece in the range, and the one with the most surface incident: a dragon has scales, a spine, and a coiled body, and every change of plane is another place the etched lattice can catch light from a different direction.
Depth is what allows carving in this material. At 4 mm there is enough section to cut relief without breaking through, which is not true of the thinner slices. The crystal structure inside — an interlocking iron-nickel lattice grown over millions of years in microgravity, brought out by nitric acid — then follows the carved contours instead of sitting on a single flat plane.
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