A 219 g Tissint Martian meteorite in my hands — a rare witnessed fall from Mars, preserved in exceptional condition, retaining a fully intact fusion crust.
This exact specimen is available for acquisition: Explore this 219 g Tissint Martian meteorite .
Tissint is one of the most important Martian meteorites ever recovered — a witnessed fall with exceptional freshness and scientific value.
Fell in Morocco on July 18, 2011, Tissint offers a rare opportunity to study Mars in an almost pristine state. Its minimal terrestrial alteration and well-documented recovery make it one of the most sought-after Martian meteorites among collectors and researchers alike.
Below is a curated selection of complete Tissint specimens, each preserving its full fusion crust, ranging from 2.2 g to 219 g.
Each piece represents a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally fresh fragment of Mars, selected for both its scientific integrity and aesthetic quality.
