These genuine lunar meteorites make wonderful and unigue gifts or additions to your own meteorite collection. Each lunar display box contains a genuine specimen of Moon Meteorite NWA 4881 and is displayed with your choice of color photo. The choice of moon photo is limited by supply.
These genuine Mars meteorites make unique and fabulous gifts or additions to your own meteorite collection. Each martian display box contains a genuine specimen of Mars Meteorite NWA 4925 and is displayed with your choice of color photo. The choice of mars photo is limited by supply.
The Canyon Diablo meteorite comes from Meteor Crater, Arizona. Our smaller Canyon Diablo iron meteorites show the classic features of sharp edges and twisted metal caused by being torn apart in the explosion that formed the famous crater.
Our Sikhote-Alin Meteorites are from Siberia, Russia. Sikhote-Alin Meteorite individuals show the classic thumb printing which makes these iron meteorites highly desirable and one of the first meteorites acquired by many new meteorite collectors.
Meteorite Jewelry that's truly out of this world. These handmade meteorite jewelry pendants are hung from 18 inch solid silver curb chains and come in elegant velvet lined jewelry boxes. A laminated certificate of authenticity is provided with each jewelry piece.
Northwest Africa, NWA 869 Meteorite was found in Morocco in 1999. We have some nice specimens of NWA 869 meteorite which is a brecciated stone with clasts of many different types incorporated into its makeup.
Moldavite tektites are found in an area called the Central European strewnfield. Moldavite Tektites are the most beautiful of all tektite glass. This beautiful green tektite glass is collected both as individual specimens and tektite jewelry.
Libyan Desert Glass is found in the long narrow gaps between the towering dunes of the Eastern Great Sand Sea of Egypt where bedrock is exposed. Libyan Desert Glass is the remaining evidence of a tremendous asteroid or comet impact with Earth. 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.
Australite Tektites are some of the most interesting and highly prized tektites. Australites are distinguished from other indochinites by their shape. Many Australites have ablated surfaces and have developed flanges of melted glass on their perimeters.
Bediasite tektites are found in a small region of eastern Texas. They are generally a very dark black color and often a little abraded from natural weathering. Most splash form types are present in this strewnfield with spheroid form most abundant. Bediasites are among the oldest of the tektites dating at over 30 million years.
Darwin Glass is from Mount Darwin Crater in Tasmania. Darwin Glass was formed from the heat of an impact event. The appearance of Darwin Crater glass is quite different. Instead of being a black glass it is a grayish green. It is found with folds and twists as well as masses the look like large drops. Darwin glass is one of the most interesting of the impact melt glasses available to collectors.
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