Lunar meteorite Very rare – Adrar 013 – 0.29 gram – End Cut – Officially classified – Includes luxury display - Height: 12 mm - Width: 9 mm - 0.29 g - (1)

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Adrar 013 is an officially classified lunar meteorite, a 0.29 g end cut measuring 12 × 9 × 4 mm, presented in a floating display.

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A remarkable specimen of the officially classified Adrar 013 lunar meteorite, stylishly presented in a luxury floating display.

This specimen is an end cut of the meteorite. One side has been professionally cut and polished, revealing the internal structure of the lunar meteorite. The other sides remain in their natural state, so both the original surface and the interior of the meteorite are visible.

Adrar 013 was found in 2023 in the Adrar Province, Algeria, and is officially classified as a Lunar Melt Breccia. Moon meteorites form when a large fragment of rock from the lunar surface is hurled into space. After a journey of millions of years, only a small portion of it eventually reaches Earth.

Specifications
- Meteorite: Adrar 013
- Type: Lunar Melt Breccia (Moon meteorite)
- Weight: 0.29 grams
- Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 4 mm
- Find location: Adrar, Algeria
- Year of discovery: 2023
- Form: End Cut
- One side professionally cut and polished
- Top condition

The meteorite is in excellent condition. The polished cut surface makes the internal structure visible, while the remaining sides have retained their natural character. You will receive exactly the specimen shown in the photos.

The meteorite will be carefully packaged and securely shipped with Track & Trace.

Special features

Moon meteorites are among the rarest meteorites that collectors can own. Because this is an end cut, the specimen combines a natural exterior with a clearly visible interior, making it highly appealing to collectors both scientifically and aesthetically.

A remarkable specimen of the officially classified Adrar 013 lunar meteorite, stylishly presented in a luxury floating display.

This specimen is an end cut of the meteorite. One side has been professionally cut and polished, revealing the internal structure of the lunar meteorite. The other sides remain in their natural state, so both the original surface and the interior of the meteorite are visible.

Adrar 013 was found in 2023 in the Adrar Province, Algeria, and is officially classified as a Lunar Melt Breccia. Moon meteorites form when a large fragment of rock from the lunar surface is hurled into space. After a journey of millions of years, only a small portion of it eventually reaches Earth.

Specifications
- Meteorite: Adrar 013
- Type: Lunar Melt Breccia (Moon meteorite)
- Weight: 0.29 grams
- Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 4 mm
- Find location: Adrar, Algeria
- Year of discovery: 2023
- Form: End Cut
- One side professionally cut and polished
- Top condition

The meteorite is in excellent condition. The polished cut surface makes the internal structure visible, while the remaining sides have retained their natural character. You will receive exactly the specimen shown in the photos.

The meteorite will be carefully packaged and securely shipped with Track & Trace.

Special features

Moon meteorites are among the rarest meteorites that collectors can own. Because this is an end cut, the specimen combines a natural exterior with a clearly visible interior, making it highly appealing to collectors both scientifically and aesthetically.

Details

Number of objects
1
Name of meteorite
Lunar meteorite
Type of meteorite
Very rare – Adrar 013 – 0.29 gram – End Cut – Officially classified – Includes luxury display
Supplement
moon
Weight
0.29 g
Origin (region/city)
Moon
Country of origin
Algeria
Height
12 mm
Width
9 mm
Depth
4 mm
The NetherlandsVerified
1287
Objects sold
94.64%
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