Chondrite meteorite in display - Height: 30 mm - Width: 25 mm - 19.24 g - (1)





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Chondrite meteorite from Egypt, Steenijzer meteorite type, found in the Sahara, measuring 30×25×21 mm and weighing 19.24 g.
Description from the seller
Unclassified chondrite, found in the Sahara of Northwest Africa.
Chondrites are among the oldest rocks in our solar system: they contain chondrules, small melted spheres that formed about 4.56 billion years ago in the protoplanetary nebula from which Earth also formed. Thus, this fragment is older than our own planet.
The meteorite displays a naturally weathered surface with local remnants of the fusion crust that formed during its fiery passage through the atmosphere. Unclassified means that the specimen has not been lab-tested and recorded; it is almost certainly a normal chondrite (type H, L or LL), the most common class of stony meteorites from the Sahara.
Specifications:
- Type: Stony-iron meteorite
- Weight: 19.24 grams
- Dimensions: 30x25x21 mm
- Found: 2006
- Find location: Sahara
The specimen in the photos is the piece you will receive. Carefully packed and shipped.
Very special to own and highly educational for young and old!
We are affiliated with the Meteoritical Society and guarantee the authenticity of all our products.
The set is supplied with an authenticity certificate.
Unclassified chondrite, found in the Sahara of Northwest Africa.
Chondrites are among the oldest rocks in our solar system: they contain chondrules, small melted spheres that formed about 4.56 billion years ago in the protoplanetary nebula from which Earth also formed. Thus, this fragment is older than our own planet.
The meteorite displays a naturally weathered surface with local remnants of the fusion crust that formed during its fiery passage through the atmosphere. Unclassified means that the specimen has not been lab-tested and recorded; it is almost certainly a normal chondrite (type H, L or LL), the most common class of stony meteorites from the Sahara.
Specifications:
- Type: Stony-iron meteorite
- Weight: 19.24 grams
- Dimensions: 30x25x21 mm
- Found: 2006
- Find location: Sahara
The specimen in the photos is the piece you will receive. Carefully packed and shipped.
Very special to own and highly educational for young and old!
We are affiliated with the Meteoritical Society and guarantee the authenticity of all our products.
The set is supplied with an authenticity certificate.

