Condrite meteorite NWA XXL - Impressive size- - 1000 g

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Condrite meteorite NWA XXX from Mauritania, weighing 1000 g, complete with intact fusion crust.

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Description
Chondrite meteorite (H) of excellent quality (NWA XXX) XXL size, a special museum piece, unique, fusion crust intact.
Discovered in Mauritania in 2024, displaying notable aesthetic qualities and preservation.
This complete specimen weighs 1000 grams and stands out for the following features:
Beautiful and homogeneous black fusion crust, well preserved
Clear natural orientation, evidence of its atmospheric flight
Numerous deep regmaglits (surface indentations with fingerprint-like appearance)
Whole and intact specimen, no restoration
Soft desert patina that enhances surface relief
Northwest and West African meteorites (NWA) are highly sought after for their Saharan origin and scientific importance. Chondrites represent the most primitive material of the solar system, about 4.56 billion years old, offering a direct view of planetary formation.

This piece has excellent visual impact: its oriented shape and well-developed regmaglits make it scientifically important and an attractive display specimen, ideal for serious collectors or for investment.
Origin: Mauritania
Year of discovery: 2024
Weight: 1000 g
Type: Chondrite - NWA XXX
Status: Complete - Fusion crust intact - Oriented
A complete and aesthetic meteorite of significant size (over 1 kg), increasingly rare on the market.
If you are not interested in this item, do not deprive another buyer of it
Measurements are approximately 12x8.5 x 6.5 cm
Insured shipping and extremely well packed
Thank you for your interest

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Description
Chondrite meteorite (H) of excellent quality (NWA XXX) XXL size, a special museum piece, unique, fusion crust intact.
Discovered in Mauritania in 2024, displaying notable aesthetic qualities and preservation.
This complete specimen weighs 1000 grams and stands out for the following features:
Beautiful and homogeneous black fusion crust, well preserved
Clear natural orientation, evidence of its atmospheric flight
Numerous deep regmaglits (surface indentations with fingerprint-like appearance)
Whole and intact specimen, no restoration
Soft desert patina that enhances surface relief
Northwest and West African meteorites (NWA) are highly sought after for their Saharan origin and scientific importance. Chondrites represent the most primitive material of the solar system, about 4.56 billion years old, offering a direct view of planetary formation.

This piece has excellent visual impact: its oriented shape and well-developed regmaglits make it scientifically important and an attractive display specimen, ideal for serious collectors or for investment.
Origin: Mauritania
Year of discovery: 2024
Weight: 1000 g
Type: Chondrite - NWA XXX
Status: Complete - Fusion crust intact - Oriented
A complete and aesthetic meteorite of significant size (over 1 kg), increasingly rare on the market.
If you are not interested in this item, do not deprive another buyer of it
Measurements are approximately 12x8.5 x 6.5 cm
Insured shipping and extremely well packed
Thank you for your interest

Qurtubagemstone

Details

Type of meteorite
Condrite meteorite NWA XXL - Impressive size-
Weight
1000 g
Country of origin
Mauritania
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