Lunar meteorite Achondrite - NWA 17700 - Height: 20 mm - Width: 40 mm - 3.51 g - (1)






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Lunar meteorite NWA 17700, an achondrite lunar meteorite from Témara, Morocco, weighing 3.5 g and measuring about 20 × 40 mm, presented in a case with a lunar classification and includes a certificate and display stand.
Description from the seller
VERY RARE LUNAR METEORITE.
LUNAR METEORITE NWA 17700 – 3.5 g
A superb lunar achondrite, originating from the Moon, intended for collectors of rare and authentic meteorites.
Meteorite information:
* Official name: Northwest Africa 17700
* Abbreviation: NWA 17700
* Discovery: 2025
* Country: Northwest Africa
* Classification: Lunar – troctolitic fusion breccia
* Observed fall: No
* Meteorite Bulletin: MB 114 (2026)
NWA 17700 is among the meteorites officially approved and classified as lunar.
The piece offered:
* Weight: 3.5 g
* Dimensions: about 20 × 40 mm
* Polished slice on both faces
* Presentation in display case
A particularly interesting piece for a lunar meteorite collection.
We are members of the Meteoritical Society and members of the GMA (Global Meteoritical Society)
Seller's Story
VERY RARE LUNAR METEORITE.
LUNAR METEORITE NWA 17700 – 3.5 g
A superb lunar achondrite, originating from the Moon, intended for collectors of rare and authentic meteorites.
Meteorite information:
* Official name: Northwest Africa 17700
* Abbreviation: NWA 17700
* Discovery: 2025
* Country: Northwest Africa
* Classification: Lunar – troctolitic fusion breccia
* Observed fall: No
* Meteorite Bulletin: MB 114 (2026)
NWA 17700 is among the meteorites officially approved and classified as lunar.
The piece offered:
* Weight: 3.5 g
* Dimensions: about 20 × 40 mm
* Polished slice on both faces
* Presentation in display case
A particularly interesting piece for a lunar meteorite collection.
We are members of the Meteoritical Society and members of the GMA (Global Meteoritical Society)
