Gebel Kamil meteorite Ataxite - 4.88 g - (1)





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Gebel Kamil meteorite, an ataxite meteorite from Egypt (Gebel Kamil, Egypt), weighing 4.88 g.
Description from the seller
Fragment of metallic meteorite, ataxite, Gebel Kamil of 4.88 grams set in a branch of silver-colored metal and linked in a modern 925 silver cord-type chain.
It is a meteorite fallen in Egypt during the Holocene (about 5,000 years ago). At impact it produced one of the best-preserved young craters, Gebel Kamil. The bolide was travelling at high speed at the moment of impact against the desert sandstone rock.
It is classified as a metallic meteorite, specifically an ungrouped ataxite with high nickel content. It lacks the classic Widmanstätten structures due to its typology. Its main minerals are Kamacite and Schreibersite.
A time traveler turned into jewelry. Feel the force of the universe on your skin.
A unique jewel certified by one of the best meteorite experts, "Cráter Meteoritos". It ships with a certificate.
Customs costs outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.
Fragment of metallic meteorite, ataxite, Gebel Kamil of 4.88 grams set in a branch of silver-colored metal and linked in a modern 925 silver cord-type chain.
It is a meteorite fallen in Egypt during the Holocene (about 5,000 years ago). At impact it produced one of the best-preserved young craters, Gebel Kamil. The bolide was travelling at high speed at the moment of impact against the desert sandstone rock.
It is classified as a metallic meteorite, specifically an ungrouped ataxite with high nickel content. It lacks the classic Widmanstätten structures due to its typology. Its main minerals are Kamacite and Schreibersite.
A time traveler turned into jewelry. Feel the force of the universe on your skin.
A unique jewel certified by one of the best meteorite experts, "Cráter Meteoritos". It ships with a certificate.
Customs costs outside the EU will be borne by the auction winner.

