Asteroid ’79

Crushed scoria rock. Jet black and shimmering with blue and green iridescence — it looks like it broke off a comet and landed straight in your garden. It’s called Asteroid ’79, and if you’ve ever looked up at the stars and thought “my landscape could use a little more cosmic energy” — this is your moment. It’s bold. It’s bizarre. It’s weirdly beautiful. And no, you don’t need a NASA budget to get it. Use it around planters, fire pits, walkways, or anywhere you want people to stop mid sentence and go, “Wait… what is that rock?”