Meteorites alone

Each meteorite for sale in this category comes on its own, without a setting. You can thus hold it in your hand, place it on a shelf or keep it in a collection. Each piece is indeed an authentic meteorite, identified by its name. A certificate of authenticity also comes with it.

Three ways to present a meteorite for sale

• In a case: a fragment of Campo del Cielo, the iron meteorite first reported in Argentina as early as 1576. It is the simplest way to give a real meteorite as a gift.
• Under a glass dome, on a light wooden base: large specimens of Campo del Cielo. One composition also brings together Campo del Cielo and a fragment of Libyan desert glass. This natural glass from the Egyptian desert comes from the extreme heat of an impact.
• As a slice: a thin slice of Muonionalusta, an iron meteorite that turned up in 1906 in Swedish Lapland. Its surface reveals Widmanstätten patterns. We also offer a slice of Saint-Aubin, the most massive meteorite ever found in France, in a black case.

How to choose your meteorite

For a first gift, the fragment in a case is enough to tell the story of a meteorite. To decorate, on the other hand, the glass dome shows off the specimen, as in a cabinet of curiosities. Finally, for a collector, the slices show the inner structure of the metal.

Every meteorite for sale has its own story

Behind each name lie a place and a date. Muonionalusta, for example, turned up in 1906 in Swedish Lapland. Saint-Aubin, for its part, remains the most massive meteorite ever found in France. Likewise, a certificate of authenticity always states the name, the type and the origin of the meteorite.

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