45,00 €
15×20 cm black frame with an authentic fragment of the mesosiderite meteorite NWA 14093 and a photo of the crescent Moon. The certificate is placed on the front. A compact, elegant and space-inspired decorative piece.
Note: Each meteorite is unique, with distinct shapes and details. The meteorite shown is an example image for illustrative purposes only.
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This 15 × 20 cm black frame brings together an authentic fragment of the NWA 14093 meteorite and a refined photograph of the crescent Moon. Together, they create a compact, bright and modern decorative piece, ideal for enhancing a living space or office.
NWA 14093 is a mesosiderite, a rare class of meteorite combining metal and silicate. This type of meteorite results from ancient violent impacts that fragmented and recomposed the materials of primitive asteroids. Discovered in Morocco in 2016, it is presented here with its certificate of authenticity, placed at the front of the frame. You’re exhibiting a real fragment of cosmic matter, much appreciated by collectors.
The photo highlights a delicate phase of the Moon, with an illuminated portion contrasting with an area of marked shadow. The visible relief underlines the irregular texture of the lunar surface, giving an impression of depth and visual calm. The association between the meteorite and this image creates a natural harmony between mineral and celestial.
The black frame lends presence to the scene and accentuates contrasts. Its compact 15 × 20 cm size makes it easy to install on a shelf, cabinet or wall. Its sober, modern design highlights the meteorite and the image, without overloading.
This frame is perfect for astronomy fans, meteorite enthusiasts or anyone looking for an original, symbolic decoration. It combines rarity, elegance and poetry in an affordable format.
We deliver quickly anywhere in France.
All our meteorites are supplied by members of the I.M.C.A. International Meteorite Collectors Association.
All our products are made in France, in the Paris region.
All our products are original creations. The astrophotographs are all taken by members of our collective.
