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| NWA 7466 Eucrite-mmict Meteorites For Sale NWA 7466 is a Monomict Eucrite which means that the meteorite is made of clasts from a single eucrite source. NWA 7466 is a very attractive and quite fresh meteorite made of medium grained basaltic eucrite clasts and is only slightly shocked. |
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| NWA 5515 Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite These part slices of NWA 5515 meteorite have a very nice color and contains scattered chondrules that are easy to see. It is minimally shocked and shows only moderate weathering. A CK4 is a nice classification to add to any collection. |
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| Zhamanshin Glass Impactite Specimen of Zhamanshinite impactite from the huge Zhamanshin impact structure in Kazakhstan. |
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| Zhamanshin Glass Impactite Specimen of Zhamanshinite impactite from the huge Zhamanshin impact structure in Kazakhstan. |
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| Northwest Africa (NWA) 8655 The NWA 8655 meteorite has been classified as a LL5 melt breccia which has a dark, very fine-grained matrix with recrystallized clasts containing scattered, somewhat large (up to 2.8 mm) remnant chondrules. The dark matrix is fine-grained and contains rounded troilite blebs and shred like grains of metal which indicate melting. |
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| Millbillillie Meteorite Eucrite-mmict Achondrite Meteorite For Sale Millbillillie Western Australia, Australia Fall 1960 Achondrite (Eucrite-mmict) Very nice crusted specimens of Millbillillie meteorite. |
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| NWA 7489 R3.5-4 Meteorite NWA 7489 has scattered mostly small chondrules though some up to 3 mm have been found. It is a brecciated meteorite to the extent that small clasts of Rumuruti material of varying petrologic types has been seen in the fine-grained Rumuruti matrix. The meteorite has a beautiful color and as an R chondrite is a rarer type of stone meteorite. Part Slice |
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| Libyan Desert Glass is generally yellow in color. It can be very clear or it can be a milky, even bubbly light yellow. Some fragments have dark bands and swirls of brownish material. It is in these dark areas that some of the melted comic body is believed by some to be preserved. Libyan Desert Glass was used in ancient times as a gem stone for the Pharaohs and remains a highly prized impact glass for collectors today. |
Best Selling Meteorites & Tektites
Mars Rock Display Boxes
These quality Martian meteorite display boxes make nice additions to your meteorite collections as well as wonderful and unique gift items. Each...
Moon Rock Display Boxes
These quality Lunar meteorite display boxes make nice additions to your meteorite collections as well as wonderful and unique gift items. Each di...
Canyon Diablo Meteorite
The Canyon Diablo meteorites arrived 49,000 years ago when an asteroid plunged into North Central Arizona, forming Meteor Crater. Thousands of m...
Libyan Desert Glass
Libyan Desert Glass is the remaining evidence of a tremendous asteroid or comet impact with the Earth. Some scientists think an air burs...
Sikhote-Alin Meteorite
Sikhote-Alin Meteorites look exactly like what you would think an iron meteorite should look like which makes this the perfect first meteorite to...
Moldavite
A Moldavite is a natural olive-green tektite glass which formed about 14.7 million years ago when a meteorite impact occurred in Sou...
Meteorites For Sale
Stone Meteorites
Stony meteorites contains two main types of meteorite rock, Chondrites and Achondrites. Chondrite meteorites are made up of the ordinary Chondrites and the Carbonaceous Chondrites. The next type of stone meteorite is the Achondrites which are meteorites that do not contain chondrules and include the Moon meteorites and from the red planet, Mars Rocks.
Iron Meteorites
Iron meteorites are very often the first meteorite purchase a person will make. They make wonderful gifts and are what people picture as being a meteorite. Some popular iron meteorites are Canyon Diablo which formed Meteor Crater and the Gibeon Meteorite, and the Russian meteorite Sikhote-Alin. When sliced, iron meteorites show the beautiful Widmanstatten pattern.
Stony-Iron Meteorites
The stony-iron meteorites contain both nickel iron metal and stone and make up two sub groups, the pallasites, and the mesosiderites. The pallasite meteorite is beautiful when sliced as displayed on our Fukang Pallasite Meteorite page. The minerals in mesosiderites are generally pyroxenes and feldspars while the mineral in pallasites is olivine.
Tektites, Impactites, & Jewelry For Sale
Tektites
Tektites, while not meteorites, are valued collectables and include the beautiful Moldavites. The most rare tektites are the Ivory Coast and Georgiite tektites. The Australasian strewnfield covers 1/10 the surface area of the Earth and includes Australites, from the Australasian Strewnfield and Indchinites and Muong Nong tektites. The North American strewnfield includes the Bediasites and the Georgia Tektites.
Impactites
Impactites are formed when an asteroid or comet strikes the Earth. The most desired and collected impactite is Libyan Desert Glass with it's beautiful colors and shapes. Other popular imactites include the interesting Irghizites forming ribbons and threads, drops and swirls of beautiful pure black glass and Darwin Glass with it's grayish green color.
Jewelry
Our meteorite jewelry includes earrings, Meteorite Necklace, and pendants and all are unique handmade pieces of jewelry with a unique specimen of meteorite. We also have beautiful transparent green Moldavite Jewelry pieces and each is a one of a kind pendant. Our Moon Dust, and Mars Dust pendants make wonderful gifts and along with our Silver Star Meteorite Pendants are some of our best sellers.