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Benenitra Meteorite 520 g – Large Witnessed Fall Meteorite

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Benenitra Meteorite – Complete Fusion Crusted Stone 520 g

On July 27, 2018, Madagascar experienced an extraordinary evening: the total lunar eclipse—the famous “Blood Moon.” That same night, a brilliant fireball and the subsequent meteorite fall occurred near Benenitra. Large complete Benenitra meteorite weighing 520 g and preserving its original dark fusion crust following rapid recovery after the 2018...

Cape York Meteorite Slice 1133 g | Thick Slice Widmanstätten Pattern

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Cape York Meteorite Slice with Widmanstätten Structure and Troilite – 1133 g

A substantial Cape York meteorite slice weighing 1133 g and measuring 125 × 82 mm (thickness 14 mm), distinguished by a strong etched Widmanstätten pattern and a clearly visible troilite inclusion. A compact and powerful specimen with real depth and cabinet presence.

Imilac Pallasite 57.60 g – Individual with Fusion Crust and Olivines |

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Imilac — Individual Pallasite with Fusion Crust and Visible Olivines (57.60 g)

Name: Imilac Observed fall: No Provenance: Chile, Atacama Desert Classification: Pallasite Mass: 57.60 g individual with fusion crust Link to publication Meteoritical Bulletin: https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=12025

Cape York Meteorite Block 1277 g | Self-Standing Iron Meteorite

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Cape York Meteorite Block with Large Troilite Inclusion – 1277 g

A substantial Cape York meteorite block weighing 1277 g and measuring 132 × 105 mm with a thickness of 12 mm, distinguished by a broad etched metallic structure and a large, visually commanding troilite inclusion. Thanks to its proportions and thickness, this specimen stands on its own and presents as a true display block rather than a simple flat slice.

Golden Pallasite 50.20 g – Natural Individual with Spikes and Olivines

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Golden Pallasite – (50.20 g) - Natural Sculptural Individual with Metallic Spikes

This 50.20 gram pallasite is a natural individual displaying a highly sculptural morphology, with a golden desert patina and numerous exposed olivine grains preserved within protected cavities. The surface is characterized by sharp metallic spikes formed through the removal of olivines by long-term desert weathering. Coarse beige sand grains remain...

106 kg Oriented Campo del Cielo Iron Meteorite

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Campo del Cielo Oriented Iron Meteorite – 106 kg

Exceptional complete Campo del Cielo iron meteorite weighing 106 kg and displaying a remarkably aesthetic oriented shape with a broad shield-like form and deep regmaglypts developed across the entire surface. Its sculpted morphology, large dimensions, and strong aerodynamic appearance give the specimen exceptional visual impact. The meteorite preserves a...

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Benenitra Meteorite 234.80 g – Witnessed Madagascar Fall

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Benenitra Meteorite – Complete Fresh Individual 234.80 g

On July 27, 2018, Madagascar experienced an extraordinary evening: the total lunar eclipse—the famous “Blood Moon.” That same night, a brilliant fireball and the subsequent meteorite fall occurred near Benenitra. Exceptional complete Benenitra meteorite weighing 234.80 g with fully preserved fusion crust and remarkable freshness following rapid recovery...

Cape York Meteorite Block 1240 g | Self-Standing Iron Meteorite

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Cape York Meteorite Block – Self-Standing Iron Specimen – 1240 g

A compact and well-balanced Cape York meteorite block weighing 1240 g and measuring 116 × 105 mm with a thickness of 14 mm. Its proportions allow it to stand on its own, offering a strong and autonomous display presence combined with a clearly revealed etched iron structure.

Golden Pallasite 131.80 g – Natural Individual with animal-like shape

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Golden Pallasite – 131.80 g - Sculptural Individual Resembling an Animal

This 131.80 gram golden pallasite presents a rare natural morphology evocative of an animal-like form, combining a complex open metallic structure with visible olivine remnants. Its surface displays a rich desert patina, while numerous metallic spikes emerge where olivine crystals have been removed by prolonged wind-driven erosion. The specimen retains...

123 kg Seymchan Meteorite End Cut with Natural Surface

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Seymchan Meteorite End Cut – 123 kg

Exceptional 123 kg Seymchan meteorite end cut combining a massive natural exterior surface with a large raw cut face revealing the internal metallic structure of this famous pallasitic iron meteorite. The specimen preserves deep natural regmaglypts across its exterior while the sawn section already displays visible Widmanstätten structures and a few...

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Gibeon Meteorite 727 g – Etched Slice with Troilite

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727 g full slice of the Gibeon iron meteorite with Widmanstätten pattern

Full slice of the iron meteorite Gibeon weighing 727 g, displaying a beautifully developed Widmanstätten pattern across nearly the entire surface. This large etched section also contains a remarkable rounded troilite inclusion — an iron sulfide nodule naturally embedded within the metallic structure of the meteorite. The combination of geometric...

Benenitra Meteorite – 770 g stone Fall During Lunar Eclipse Madagascar

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Benenitra Meteorite – 770 g Fresh Fall During Lunar Eclipse (Madagascar, July 27, 2018)

Meteorite from the Benenitra fall, recovered immediately after its descent during the 2018 “Blood Moon” lunar eclipse—still bearing traces of local soil. This impressive 770 g Benenitra is a substantial individual meteorite from a documented fall in southwest Madagascar. It retains a natural fusion crust and, notably, a small amount of adherent local soil...

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