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NWA 869 Slices (RARE)

These slices of NWA 869 are come from one of the most interesting meteorites found in North West Africa. It was discovered in the year 2000 near Tindouf, in Algeria. It is interesting because institutions around the world have all classified it differently. The latest is that it is a L5 type, although it seems to fit several types.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 20-35mm (5-15g) RS6019 $ 25.42

Economy L4/5 common chondrite meteorite

This economy meteorite is our lowest price, and has been found by a Berber nomad it its original 'as found' condition. The meteorite comes in a special display box with label. This is a regular line and the image shows an example of the specimen.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status RS6008 $ 5.10

Dho 005

This Dhofar 005 meteorite fell in Oman in the year 2000. It is a L6 (S4,) ordinary chondrite. It was found on the surface of the desert. The total weight of the fall was 125 kg into 687 pieces.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 20.89g RS6076 $ 85.27

NWA 787

The NWA 787 was discovered in Western Algeria, 3/17/2001. The original mass was 30kg. The classification is LL chondrite.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 6.21g RS6078 $ 84.46

NWA 1582

A rare meteorite found in Northwest Africa, 2002. It is a L6 class with the total mass being 3451g.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 3.31g RS6080 $ 62.97

ZAG - H3-6 (Large RARE Slices)

This is a wonderful slice of the famous Zag meteorite which fell in Southern Morocco on August 4th or 5th 1998. It is a brecciated H3-6 chondrite. This beautiful meteorite is very rare, and is one of only two meteorites that contain purple Halite crystals. These salt crystals contain water.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 20-50mm (2-20g) RS6020 $ 50.92 50-70mm (10-30g) RS6018 $ 67.92

Taza NWA 859

A rare meteorite of the class "Iron Plessitic Octahedrite. This was part of a fall in 2001, in Morocco. The total weight of the original meteorite was 73.3kg

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 14.63g RS6090 $ 84.56

NWA 2481

A very rare "Eucrite" meteorite class, found in 2003 in the Western Sahara. The original weight was 5009g.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 2.62g RS6091 $ 71.26

NWA 1582

This meteorite is a class L6, Chondrite. It was discovered in Morocco, 2002 with the full specimen weight being 3.45kg.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 2.11g RS6094 $ 20.09 2.25g RS6095 $ 21.42 4.17g RS6092 $ 39.70

NWA 4482

This meteorite, discovered in Algeria in 2006, is of the class "Pallasite, PMG", the estimated total weight was 5812g.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 10.35g RS6099 $ 56.30 3.15g RS6096 $ 17.14 3.64g RS6098 $ 19.80 3.83g RS6093 $ 20.84 4.13g RS6097 $ 22.47

NWA 869 meteorite

This small meteorite is from the NWA 869 strewn field, near Tindouf, Algeria. Currently classified as an L5 Common Chondrite, it shows brecciation and even carbon inclusions. This is a regular line and the image shows an example of the specimen.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status Small (12mm to 25mm.) RS6001 $ 10.12 Large (30mm to 50mm.) RS6002 $ 39.02

Tektites - In special display box

Tektites are chunks of glassy material found in a number of locations across the globe. Most are blackish in colour and show signs of exposure to intense heat. The exceptions to this are the beautiful (and rare) green Moldavites from Eastern Europe, the yellowish Libyan glassites, and the green-grey Darwinites. We sell two types, Irgizite or Indochinite.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status Indochinite Tektites (Large, 35mm to 80mm.) RS6007 $ 15.21 Irgizite Tektites (Small, 5mm to 10mm.) RS6004 $ 8.42

Sikhote Alin meteorite - In display box

Part of a huge fall that occured in February 1947 in the Sikhote-Alin Mountains NE of Vladivostok. This meteorite is a regular line and the image shows an example of the specimen, it is presented in a neat black display box with information leaflet.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status Approx 6mm to 15mm RS6005 $ 16.92 Approx 15mm to 35mm RS6016 $ 33.92

Nantan Meteorite - In display boxes

High-metal fragments of the famous Nantan Meteorite. These are not the usual highly-weathered items,but stable samples. Iron meteorite, seen to fall in Nandan, Guangxi Province, China. June 1516. Many tons were used as a source of iron during the Cultural Revolution.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status RS6011 $ 39.02

Nickel-iron meteorite crystals - Campo del Cielo

These meteorites are Nickel-iron crystals from Campo del Cielo. They come from Argentina around 4-6,000 years old. Prepared by super-cooling and fracturing. These meteorites come in a special display box.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 15-25mm RS6015 $ 33.92 25-30mm RS6010 $ 50.92

Meteorite Story In A Box

Each meteorite tells a different story. A Genuine Meteorite is included in a lovely display box together with information on the meterorite type, where it was found, what impact it caused etc. This would make a superb gift!

Code CAD ($) Stock Status RS6003 $ 11.05

Meteorite Story on a Card

Each meteorite tells a different story. A Genuine Meteorite is included together with information on the meterorite type, where it was found, what impact it caused etc.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status RS6009 $ 3.32

Campo del Cielo meteorites

Campo del Cielo is a nickel-iron meteorite, classified by the width of its Widmanstatten pattern as a course octahedrite. The original huge mass fell approximately 6000 years ago in Argentina, about 500 miles NNW of Buenos Aries. Your specimen is stable and treated with light gun oil. It should require minimum maintenance.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 350g RS6055 $ 279.91 385g RS6053 $ 292.86 402g RS6057 $ 325.19

DaG177 meteorite

This meteorite was found in Libya in 1996. It is a LL6 class.

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 4.45g - 26x20x5mm RS6072 $ 81.70

DaG647 Meteorite

This Eucrite class of meteorite a 1425g oriented stone with fusion crust, and collected in the Dar al Gani region of Libya. Classification and mineralogy (H. Takeda, URyuk ; F. Wlotzka, MPI; M. Kurz, Neukirchen, Germany).

Code CAD ($) Stock Status 0.012g (4mm x 5mm x 1mm) - in display box RS6065 $ 42.42