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Soothing, yet curiosity-piquing at the same time, Gibeon is named after a meteorite with a fascinating story. Its prehistoric crash-landing in Namibia scattered iron fragments across the Kalahari desert, and it wasn’t until 1836 that Western scientists first documented it — but the local Nama people had been crafting spearheads and tools from it for centuries, perhaps even millenia. Through its powdery, ethereal scent, Gibeon reflects the mystique of its meteorite namesake.