Stony Meteorites is the largest group of meteorite types. As the name states they are composed of mostly mineral material. Along with the mineral most will have some nickel iron in the form of small grains of metal. But, there are many other characteristics that vary from specimen to specimen so that there are now a host of subgroups in the stone meteorite family. Some have a tiny little bit of metal while others have much more. Thus the low metal L type stones and the H high metal type stones. Some meteorites have been heated so much in their journey through the eons that they are recrystallized and nothing original remains. Others have lived quiet and peaceful lives in space and are pristine with internal structures nearly unchanged since their formation. Our catalog offers a wide selection of stone meteorites to satisfy the tastes of both the seasoned collector and the new collector.
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- NWA 7489 Meteorite 2.0g
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
- Jbilet Winselwan CM2 Meteorite 0.59g
Jbilet Winselwan CM2 Carbonaceous MeteoriteThe Jbilet Winselwan meteorite is a carbonaceous chondrite of the CM2 type. This is a meteorite type that has been of great scientific interest for several decades and includes many famous meteorite names. As with most CM2 meteorites the stones are nearly black with scattered chondrules. Metal is found only rarely in these stones. Many pieces of Jbilet Winselwan have a fresh black fusion crust.
- Tatahouine Meteorite 0.45g
Tatahouine Diogenite Achondrite Meteorite For SaleTatahouineTunisiaObserved Fall 1931Achondrite DiogeniteFollowing a tremendous explosion on June 27, 1931 a few pieces of this Achondritic Diogenite meteorite were found. In several phases of rediscoveries more pieces of meteorite have been recovered. Tatahouine is Olive Green with black veins up to 2 mm wide running through it. Tatahouine is one of the finest examples of the rare Diogenite classification of meteorites.
- NWA 791 L6 Meteorite 514g Windowed Stone
Northwest Africa 791 Meteorite L ChondriteThis meteorite has two different types of inclusions one of dark gray and one cement colored. They are generally rounded and vary greatly in size from a few millimeters to two or three centimeters. The cement colored inclusions are basically featureless masses. The matrix shows spotty discoloration from weathering and there are still some easy to see chondrules.
- Abadla 002 Meteorite 0.14g
Abadla 002 CM2 Meteorite For Sale The chondrules and CAIs of Abadla 002 are set in a fine grained matrix. Most of the chondrules are porphyritic type 1. The matrix olivine is mostly fragmental and ferroan. The mean chondrule size is approximately 300 microns. Abadla 002 contains aluminous diopside, troilite, FeNi sulfide, and low Ni iron. Abadla 002 has a low shock stage and a low weathering grade. Some small CAIs are seen in the meteorite.
- NWA 15656 Eucrite-pmict Meteorite 1.3g
Sikhote-Alin Iron Meteorites For SaleSikhote-Alin Shrapnel These pieces of torn and twisted nickel-iron metal were ripped apart by tremendous force when the comic body hit the Earth. They are called shrapnel fragments because they look very much like the twisted metal of a bomb explosion.
- Nagjir 001 CV3 Meteorite 2.1g
Abadla 002 CM2 Meteorite For Sale The chondrules and CAIs of Abadla 002 are set in a fine grained matrix. Most of the chondrules are porphyritic type 1. The matrix olivine is mostly fragmental and ferroan. The mean chondrule size is approximately 300 microns. Abadla 002 contains aluminous diopside, troilite, FeNi sulfide, and low Ni iron. Abadla 002 has a low shock stage and a low weathering grade. Some small CAIs are seen in the meteorite.
- Aba Panu Meteorite 4.6g
Aba Panu L3 Meteorite Abu Panu is an L3 Chondrite and internally, Abu Panu meteorites are a gray color but may appear gray-green externally. Abundant chondrules are seen of all chondrule types. Many armored chondrules are also found. Few shock veins are seen in slices. Stones had little fusion crust which is confined to recesses in regmaglypts.Part Slice
- Al Haggounia 001 Meteorite 43.0g
Al Haggounia 001 Meteorites For SaleThe Al Haggounia 001 meteorite has been very altered during it time on Earth. It is however, quite attractive and some pieces recovered have developed a variety of colors rarely seen in meteorites. The meteorite has sparsely scattered radial pyroxene chondrules that retain well preserved shapes in some specimens.
- NWA 7454 Meteorite 2.8g End Cut
NWA 7454 Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite Northwest Africa 7454 has abundant well-defined chondrules along with Calcium Aluminum Inclusions (CAIs) and Amoeboid Olivine Aggregates AOAs. The meteorite shows a shock level of S2 and a weathering state of W1. NWA 7454 is a very attractive meteorite with nice visible chondrules and other features. End Cut
- NWA 6694 Eucrite-pmict Meteorite 1.5g
NWA 6694 Eucrite-pmict Meteorites For SaleNWA 6694 is a Polymict Eucrite which has large clasts of white, gray and black that are made of very fine grain material. Many of the pieces offered here have at least one edge with interesting brown eucrite fusion crust. This is a very visually interesting meteorite with its large clasts breccia structure.
- Chelyabinsk Meteorite 1.40g
Chelyabinsk Meteorites For SaleSome pieces of Chelyabinsk display an even more unusual type of structure. These rarer meteorites are Impact Melt Breccia stones. Impact Melt Breccia meteorites are very recognizable by the dark gray zones of glassy melted rock which has been injected into spaces and cracks. The dark melt areas have metal in the form of tiny blebs rather than larger metal grains. Small inclusions of the bronze colored mineral troilte are also seen in the dark melted regions of the stone.
- Chergach H5 Meteorite 12.8g
Chergach H5 Chondrite Meteorite For Sale This high metal chondrite was an observed fall in July 2007. This meteorite was found in Mali near the border with Algeria. This H5 type chondrite has a light grey matrix with a highly visible scattering of small metal grains throughout the stone.
- NWA 10731 Meteorite 7.6g
Northwest Africa (NWA) 10731Northwest Africa 10731 is a fascinating meteorite. Classified finally as an L 3-6 genomict breccia it contains material that is on the boundary of type LL. Metallic copper has been discovered in the meteorite. The type 3 material is found as fragments in the main lithology, the type 6 material is seen as large clasts, there are areas of glass that appear as darkened masses. The abundant visible chondrules and chondrule fragments make this a most interesting stone to study and its unusual classification and characteristics make it a meteorite for any collector.Part Slice
- NWA 7676 Meteorite 5.1g
Northwest Africa (NWA) 7676 For SaleNWA 7676 is a type LL3.5 chondrite which means that it has little free metal showing as metallic iron grains and it also is low in the iron contained in the minerals of the stone. The 3.5 indicates what is seen upon examination that the chondrules are distinct. They are also closely packed together. The meteorite is quite fresh and was classified with a W1 weathering stage meaning it has not changed much since landing. NWA 7676 has a light gray color mostly. The meteorite received a low shock stage of S2 indicating that it has not suffered too much banging around in its long life in space.
- Djoua 001 Aubrite Meteorite 5.1g End Cut
Sikhote-Alin Iron Meteorites For SaleSikhote-Alin Shrapnel These pieces of torn and twisted nickel-iron metal were ripped apart by tremendous force when the comic body hit the Earth. They are called shrapnel fragments because they look very much like the twisted metal of a bomb explosion.
- Al Haggounia 001 Meteorite 15.8g
Al Haggounia 001 Meteorites For SaleThe Al Haggounia 001 meteorite has been very altered during it time on Earth. It is however, quite attractive and some pieces recovered have developed a variety of colors rarely seen in meteorites. The meteorite has sparsely scattered radial pyroxene chondrules that retain well preserved shapes in some specimens.
- NWA 6694 Eucrite-pmict Meteorite 3.4g
NWA 6694 Eucrite-pmict Meteorites For SaleNWA 6694 is a Polymict Eucrite which has large clasts of white, gray and black that are made of very fine grain material. Many of the pieces offered here have at least one edge with interesting brown eucrite fusion crust. This is a very visually interesting meteorite with its large clasts breccia structure.
- NWA 10828 Meteorite 3.9g End Cut
Northwest Africa (NWA) 10828 NWA 10828 was found in a mixed box of meteorites intended to become slices. But its unusual appearance of chondrules that were eroding out of the ground mass and standing out free of surrounding rock led to it being sent for classification. The single stone of 541 grams had a thick outer layer of fragile material where the ground mass was nearly gone. This outer material became large and small fragments often with the imprint of the choundrules showing as cup depressions. Such replacement of the matrix with calcite is unusual and the distinct large choundrules make for a very interesting H4 meteorite.
- Oued Sfayat Meteorite 2.7g
Chergach H5 Chondrite Meteorite For Sale This high metal chondrite was an observed fall in July 2007. This meteorite was found in Mali near the border with Algeria. This H5 type chondrite has a light grey matrix with a highly visible scattering of small metal grains throughout the stone.
- NWA 13325 Meteorite 3.3g
NWA 13325 Eucrite-br Meteorites For SaleNWA 13325 is a dramatic-looking eucrite. Its large and varied clasts make it a most interesting meteorite visually. It took a high polish and an attempt was made to cut the specimens so that when possible a mixture of different clasts would show.
- NWA 14316 CM2 Meteorite 3.0g
NWA 12269 (Paired) Martian Meteorite For SaleNWA 12269 is an officially recognized meteorite and was classified in 2018 after a 1679 gram mass was purchased in Morocco. As is often the case other pieces of the same material from the same location are found. The pieces here exhibit the attractive grayish color and most have the dark crystal inclusions typical of this meteorite. The prepared slices have been smoothed to a low polish of 600 grit on one side and polished after even finer grinding to a high polish on the other side.
- NWA 15339 Diogenite Meteorite 10.9g
Sikhote-Alin Iron Meteorites For SaleSikhote-Alin Shrapnel These pieces of torn and twisted nickel-iron metal were ripped apart by tremendous force when the comic body hit the Earth. They are called shrapnel fragments because they look very much like the twisted metal of a bomb explosion.
- NWA 10828 Meteorite 11.7g
Northwest Africa (NWA) 10828 NWA 10828 was found in a mixed box of meteorites intended to become slices. But its unusual appearance of chondrules that were eroding out of the ground mass and standing out free of surrounding rock led to it being sent for classification. The single stone of 541 grams had a thick outer layer of fragile material where the ground mass was nearly gone. This outer material became large and small fragments often with the imprint of the choundrules showing as cup depressions. Such replacement of the matrix with calcite is unusual and the distinct large choundrules make for a very interesting H4 meteorite.
- NWA 12927 Meteorite 22.6g End Cut
NWA 12927 Diogenite Meteorites For SaleNWA 12927 diogenite is an equilibrated orthopyroxenenite with 95% pyroxene and minor amounts of augite, chromite and iron oxide. No olivine or plagioclase feldspar were found in NWA 12927. It is moderately shocked and moderately weathered. NWA 12927 is an attractive colorful meteorite.
- NWA 7678 Meteorite 6.6g
NWA 7678 Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite NWA 7678 is a Carbonaceous chondrite of the CV3 type and nearly every type of chondrule can be seen in this meteorite. The chondrules are numerous and it's characterized by a dark exterior and a dark gray matrix.
- Nagjir 001 CV3 Meteorite 3.4g
Abadla 002 CM2 Meteorite For Sale The chondrules and CAIs of Abadla 002 are set in a fine grained matrix. Most of the chondrules are porphyritic type 1. The matrix olivine is mostly fragmental and ferroan. The mean chondrule size is approximately 300 microns. Abadla 002 contains aluminous diopside, troilite, FeNi sulfide, and low Ni iron. Abadla 002 has a low shock stage and a low weathering grade. Some small CAIs are seen in the meteorite.
- NWA 7454 Meteorite 3.1g End Cut
NWA 7454 Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorite Northwest Africa 7454 has abundant well-defined chondrules along with Calcium Aluminum Inclusions (CAIs) and Amoeboid Olivine Aggregates AOAs. The meteorite shows a shock level of S2 and a weathering state of W1. NWA 7454 is a very attractive meteorite with nice visible chondrules and other features. End Cut
- Jbilet Winselwan CM2 Meteorite 0.43g
Jbilet Winselwan CM2 Carbonaceous MeteoriteThe Jbilet Winselwan meteorite is a carbonaceous chondrite of the CM2 type. This is a meteorite type that has been of great scientific interest for several decades and includes many famous meteorite names. As with most CM2 meteorites the stones are nearly black with scattered chondrules. Metal is found only rarely in these stones. Many pieces of Jbilet Winselwan have a fresh black fusion crust.
- Jbilet Winselwan CM2 Meteorite 0.29g
Jbilet Winselwan CM2 Carbonaceous MeteoriteThe Jbilet Winselwan meteorite is a carbonaceous chondrite of the CM2 type. This is a meteorite type that has been of great scientific interest for several decades and includes many famous meteorite names. As with most CM2 meteorites the stones are nearly black with scattered chondrules. Metal is found only rarely in these stones. Many pieces of Jbilet Winselwan have a fresh black fusion crust.