Iron Meteorites
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Nantan Meteorite Fragment Set -

This is a boxed set of fragments of the classic iron meteorite - Nantan.
There are 5 fragments and they are nicely polished and coated to prevent rusting.
We can't guarantee these for life, but will guarantee them from rust for 5 years 
You won't receive these exact specimens but 5 very similar ones weighing roughly 2 grams and they are nicely presented in a padded gem jar.

 

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Gorgeous Canyon Diablo Meteorite

This is a super meteorite from the legendary Meteor Crater in Arizona, USA and is an essential part of every meteorite collection. 

With superb shape and highly polished crust  you will be delighted to own this Canyon Diablo.
It weighs 6.95  grams

While it is a truly immense crater and formed by a MASSIVE meteor impact what is always considered odd about Meteor Crater is just how little of the original impactor has ever been found.
This is a coarse octahedrite iron meteorite and is a tiny remnant of the parent body.

 

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Stunning Campo Del Cielo Meteorite Pyramid

An unusual and highly collectable genuine meteorite pyramid

Measures - 2.5 x2cm

This is a super item and consists of a polished section of the Campo Del Cielo meteorite which has been skilfully encased in blue resin.

It is labelled on the bottom so whoever inspects it will know exactly where the meteorite comes from

Campo Del Cielo is a very famous iron meteorite fall and this lovely item will only appreciate in value over time. Meteorite prices are currently very low - but stocks are quickly running out and look set to soar dramatically in the years to come. This is a GREAT time to snap up some bargains while you still can!

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Fantastic Boxed Sikhote Alin Meteorite

This is a beautiful Sikhote Alin Meteorite.
The Sikhote Alin fall in Siberia 1947 was a huge and devastating impact and left a huge number of beautiful iron meteorites behind.

There is a rapidly dwindling supply of these legendary meteorites. I have been many months before finding a new supply and these aren't expected to last long. Snap one up now - while you still can!

This is a lovely fragment recovered from the site - and is packed with character. When holding it you will find it very easy to imagine the huge forces that must have accompaned the fireball as it entered Earth's atmosphere then collided with the Siberian forest! 
Many fragments were even found embedded in trees..!!

This meteorite weighs  7.35 grams and measures 3x2cm