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Pallasite Sphere Seymchan

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Seymchan Pallasite

Seymchan Pallasite Mirror-Polished Sphere – 59 mm / 562 g - SOLD

Exceptional Seymchan pallasite sphere measuring 59 mm in diameter and weighing 562 g, meticulously shaped and polished to a true mirror finish. The sphere reveals a spectacular distribution of translucent olivines embedded within the iron-nickel matrix, producing remarkable golden and amber reflections under light. Creating a perfectly balanced sphere...

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Lov 263 Pallasite Slice – Ungrouped Pallasite with Olivine & Pyroxene

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Pallasite Lov 263 - 120 g

Lov 263 – Pallasite (120 g)Complete pallasite slice, mounted on a display stand, featuring an exceptional association of translucent olivine and pyroxene set within an atypical metallic matrix. A rare and singular specimen from the Atacama Desert.

Chassigny – Historic Martian Meteorite Fragment 0.483g /meteorites.tv

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Chassigny – Historic Martian Meteorite Fragment (0.483 g) - Price on request

Name: Chassigny Observed fall: Yes, October 3, 1815, near the village of Chassigny, France Classification: Type specimen of the chassignite group, martian meteorite Mass: 0.483 gram Form: Fragment, no crust Link to publication Meteoritical Bulletin: https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.cfm?code=5331 Price available upon request. Please contact me to...

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Tissint Martian Meteorite – 2.220 g - Fresh Individual

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Tissint Martian Meteorite – 2.220 g - Fresh Individual from the 2011 Fall

This small 2.200 g individual from the Martian meteorite Tissint is a fresh specimen from the witnessed 2011 fall. It preserves a well-defined fusion crust and a clean, stable surface, reflecting minimal terrestrial alteration. A genuine and accessible piece of Mars.

Tissint 2.842 g Martian Meteorite – Shergottite from a Witnessed Fall

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Tissint Martian Meteorite

Tissint 2.842 g Martian Meteorite – Shergottite from a Witnessed Fall (Morocco, 2011)

A genuine 2.842 g Martian meteorite from the Tissint fall, classified as a shergottite. This small individual represents material ejected from Mars and recovered shortly after its fall, preserving key scientific characteristics.

NWA 13925 Martian Shergottite End Cut – 34.67 g

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Shergottites – Martian Meteorites

NWA 13925 Martian Shergottite End Cut – 34.67 g

Rare 34.67 g Martian meteorite officially classified as a poikilitic shergottite. This elongated end cut reveals a striking crystalline texture typical of Martian igneous rocks while preserving part of the natural exterior. A highly collectible specimen from the very limited NWA 13925 find, with only 1250 g officially known.

NWA 13925 Martian Meteorite End Cut 60.35 g – Rare Shergottite

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Shergottites – Martian Meteorites

NWA 13925 Martian Shergottite End Cut – 60.35 g

Exceptional 60.35 g Martian meteorite officially classified as a poikilitic shergottite. This substantial end cut reveals a spectacular crystalline texture with strong contrast between dark pyroxenes and lighter silicates, offering a remarkable view into the geology of Mars. A rare and highly collectible specimen from the limited NWA 13925 find.

Sikhote Alin Meteorite 214 g – Sculptural Regmaglypted Iron

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Sikhote-Alin Meteorite

Sikhote Alin Meteorite – Regmaglypted Individual – 214 g

Exceptional 214 g Sikhote Alin iron meteorite displaying deep regmaglypts and a spectacular natural octahedral form. Its sharp triangular structures and sculptural geometry visually reveal the characteristic morphology of octahedrite iron meteorites. A highly aesthetic and authentic specimen from the famous 1947 Sikhote Alin fall in Russia.

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