Stone Meteorites For Sale

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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Meteorite for SaleJim and Paul have been offering meteorites for sale on the Internet since 1996. They guarantee the authenticity of every specimen they sell and they only buy meteorites from select trusted sources . They update their catalog often and have a wide variety of meteorites to choose from in all price ranges.

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  • NWA 14370 Meteorite 7.5g

    NWA 14370 Eucrite Breccia Meteorites For SaleNWA 14370 has a low shock stage and though many of the stones had smooth abraded surfaces with no fusion crust remaining, other stones retained fusion crust in amounts from nearly complete coverage to approximately 50%. The meteorite has a low weathering state with little discoloration of the matrix. After much slicing only a single grain of iron metal was observed. Most of the cut surfaces display a rind of altered material approximately 1.5 mm thick below the fusion crust. The rind is easily noted on many slices when polished. NWA 14370 is an attractive brecciated eucrite with a fine grain texture surrounding coarse angular crystals and clasts.

  • Viñales Meteorite 5.6g

    Viñales L6 Meteorite The Viñales specimens we are selling all have the black exterior typical of fresh fall stones collected quickly. All of our Viñales meteorites have been highly polished. Many of the slices show the black shock veins.

  • Tirhert Eucrite Meteorite 0.65g

    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 10828 Meteorite 1.4g

    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 14370 Meteorite 6.0g

    NWA 14370 Eucrite Breccia Meteorites For SaleNWA 14370 has a low shock stage and though many of the stones had smooth abraded surfaces with no fusion crust remaining, other stones retained fusion crust in amounts from nearly complete coverage to approximately 50%. The meteorite has a low weathering state with little discoloration of the matrix. After much slicing only a single grain of iron metal was observed. Most of the cut surfaces display a rind of altered material approximately 1.5 mm thick below the fusion crust. The rind is easily noted on many slices when polished. NWA 14370 is an attractive brecciated eucrite with a fine grain texture surrounding coarse angular crystals and clasts.

  • NWA 11721 Meteorite 1.5g

    NWA 11721 R3 Meteorite NWA 11721 meteorite is a breccia with angular clasts set in a metal-free matrix with well-formed separated unequilibrated chondrules. Rumaruti meteorites are one of the scarcest types. R chondrites are often breccias and are often a mixture of petrological types. NWA 11721 has chondrules of just the single type 3 variety.

  • NWA 14316 CM2 Meteorite 4.8g

    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.

  • Dar el Kahal Meteorite 10.4g

    Dar el Kahal H5-6 Meteorite Dar el Kahal is an H5-6 chondrite. Dar el Kahal is a breccia of completely recrystallized type 6 and less recrystallized type 5 clasts. Defined chondrules are seen in the type 5 material. Dar el Kahal is strongly shocked. Considerable nickel-iron metal is visible in slices.

  • NWA 6947 Meteorite 11.5g

    Northwest Africa (NWA) 6947 H5 MeteoriteThe NWA 6947 meteorite is a high metal H5 chondrite. The total know weight of 115 kg of the meteorite was recovered as more than 300 pieces. NWA 6947 has a S2 shock stage and a W2 weathering stage.No place of find is listed officially, a piece was purchased in 2011 in Agadir, Morocco and submitted for classification. NWA 6947 has fairly abundant altered kamacite and small chondrules are scattered within a largely recrystallized matrix.

  • NWA 8384 Meteorite 3.9g

    Northwest Africa (NWA) 8384The NWA 8384 meteorite has been classified as a LL3 low iron metal, low iron in mineral form meteorite. This stone has visible metal as grains and as a type 3 it has chondrules that are still in very good shape having not been melted to any great degree.

  • Oued Sfayat Meteorite 5.9g

    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 13790 Winonaite Meteorite 20.3g

    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.

  • NWA 12932 Meteorite 13.1g

    NWA 12932 Eucrite Meteorites For SaleNWA 12932 is an unbrecciated eucrite meteorite. 2.9 kilograms of NWA 12932 were found in Mauritania in 2016, The meteorite was found with fusion crust. Saw cut surfaces of NWA 12932 display a light colored, fine-grained mixture of plagioclase and pyroxene grains. NWA 12932 has an ophitic texture with 60% pyroxene and 35% plagioclase. Minor amounts of silica and troilite are seen. NWA 12932 is a moderately shocked meteorite which was found with a low amount of weathering. The full classification of NWA 12932 is a Basaltic Eucrite, equilibrated, unbrecciated.

  • NWA 12322 Meteorite 5.1g

    NWA 12322 CV3 Meteorite NWA 12322 is a very attractive meteorite abundant with colorful chondrules some of 2-3 mm size. Well-formed Granular and Barred Olivine are numerous. CAI's are found commonly throughout the meteorite. Some of the CAIs reach 4-5 mm in size. NWA 12322 has only a moderate weathering grade and just an S2 shock stage. The matrix is fine-grained and the chondrules show well. The slices and end pieces offered here have a bright polish on one side and a smooth backside.

  • Aiquile Meteorite 33.0g

    Aiquile H5 Meteorite Aiquile is an H group ordinary chondrite with abundant visible nickel-iron grains. The stones have a well developed black fusion crust. Aiquile is a type 5 stone based on its chondritic texture and most pieces show no brecciation. However many pieces do contain darker clasts with the same makeup as the rest of the stone. These darker patches can be seen in many of the pieces offered here. Aiquile is moderately shocked and received an S3 stage when classified. As a witnessed fall it is a W0 in weathering which is the stage for the specimens we have for sale which are from a stone found quickly after the fall. Some of the Aiquile stones show isolated small dark inclusions and melt pockets some of these features are also seen among our pieces. Approximately 50 kgs of material were recovered from the fall.

  • NWA 8008 Meteorite 39.7g

    Northwest Africa (NWA) 8008 The NWA 8008 meteorite has been classified as a L4 meteorite and has many sharply defined chondrules. NWA 8008 is a meteorite that will provide plenty of visual enjoyment under a microscope or hand lens. Much of the metal in NWA 8008 is gone and it has received a W5 weathering grade.

  • Oued Sfayat Meteorite 3.5g

    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.

  • Thuathe Meteorite 4.3g

    Thuathe H4/5 Meteorite  The black fusion crusted Thuathe stones have a light gray interior with abundant grains of metal showing scattered across a cut surface.Some specimens have dark shock veins and show a brecciated interior structure. Rounded inclusion are seen along with chondrules that are easily visible.

  • Dalgety Downs Meteorite 19.5g

    Dalgety Downs MeteoriteDalgety Downs is classified as an L4 chondrite and contains easily observed chondrules of many types. The stone is moderately shocked exhibiting mosaicism in the olivine grains and is a classic meteorite well represented in major collections worldwide.

  • NWA 14353 CVred3 Meteorite 1.9g

    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.

  • Dalgety Downs Meteorite 7.5g

    Dalgety Downs MeteoriteDalgety Downs is classified as an L4 chondrite and contains easily observed chondrules of many types. The stone is moderately shocked exhibiting mosaicism in the olivine grains and is a classic meteorite well represented in major collections worldwide.

  • Viñales Meteorite 17.0g

    Viñales L6 Meteorite The Viñales specimens we are selling all have the black exterior typical of fresh fall stones collected quickly. All of our Viñales meteorites have been highly polished. Many of the slices show the black shock veins.

  • NWA 15339 Diogenite Meteorite 11.8g

    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 12322 Meteorite 7.4g

    NWA 12322 CV3 Meteorite NWA 12322 is a very attractive meteorite abundant with colorful chondrules some of 2-3 mm size. Well-formed Granular and Barred Olivine are numerous. CAI's are found commonly throughout the meteorite. Some of the CAIs reach 4-5 mm in size. NWA 12322 has only a moderate weathering grade and just an S2 shock stage. The matrix is fine-grained and the chondrules show well. The slices and end pieces offered here have a bright polish on one side and a smooth backside.

  • Grapevine Mesa Meteorite 0.16g

    Grapevine Mesa CBa Meteorite Grapevine Mesa stones have a rusty exterior with some remaining patches of fusion crust. Slices made from Grapevine Mesa show rounded to angular silicate inclusions accompanied by rounded to anhedral metal grains. The metal of Grapevine Mesa closely resembles the meteorite Bencubbin. Grapevine Mesa has been placed in the subgroup A (CBa) of the Bencubbin-like Carbonaceous Chondrites. Bencubbin-like Carbonaceous Chondrites are very expensive and these small fragments make this rare classification of meteorite much more affordable.

  • NWA 7831 Meteorite 13.8g

    NWA 7831 Diogenite Meteorite For Sale NWA 7831 is a beautiful green color typical of the mineral Diogenite.The meteorite is reminiscent of Tatahouine though NWA 7831 has Diogenite crystals that appear less opaque. Many of the crystals exhibit a bright sheen on their cleaved faces.

  • NWA 10828 Meteorite 3.3g

    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.

  • Wiluna H5 Meteorite Museum Specimen 300.24g

    Viñales L6 Meteorite The Viñales specimens we are selling all have the black exterior typical of fresh fall stones collected quickly. All of our Viñales meteorites have been highly polished. Many of the slices show the black shock veins.

  • 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 8384 Meteorite 7.4g

    Northwest Africa (NWA) 8384 The NWA 8384 meteorite has been classified as a LL3 low iron metal, low iron in mineral form meteorite. This stone has visible metal as grains and as a type 3 it has chondrules that are still in very good shape having not been melted to any great degree.

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