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Welcome to our online store. We specialize in selling meteorites online, and have done so since 1996. We guarantee the authenticity of every stone we sell. We have a large variety of meteorite for sale including Martian and lunar meteorite for sale. Additionally, we have tektites, impactites, and meteorite jewelry. We make gift buying for a piece of meteorite easy with personalized gift messages included with your meteorite gift order. Our catalog is updated frequently so please check back often.

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Moon Rocks Lunar Meteorite

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Iron Meteorite

Iron Meteorite For Sale

Stony-Iron Meteorite

Stony-Iron Meteorite For Sale

Carbonaceous Chondrites

Carbonaceous Meteorite

Achondrite Meteorite

Achondrite Meteorite For Sale

Chondrite Meteorite

Chondrite Meteorite For Sale

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AIQ-31

Aiquile Meteorite 17.6g

$309.00 Original price was: $309.00.$231.75Current price is: $231.75.

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Sericho Pallasite Individual Fragment 23.8g

$190.40 Original price was: $190.40.$114.00Current price is: $114.00.

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Tatahouine Meteorite 0.82g

$32.80 Original price was: $32.80.$29.52Current price is: $29.52.

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Veevers Iron Meteorite 0.90g

$37.00 Original price was: $37.00.$31.45Current price is: $31.45.

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Darwin Glass 4.6g

$37.00 Original price was: $37.00.$32.00Current price is: $32.00.

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NWA 6694 Eucrite-pmict Meteorite 37.8g

$453.60 Original price was: $453.60.$385.56Current price is: $385.56.

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NWA 14016 Meteorite 15.4g

$107.80 Original price was: $107.80.$91.63Current price is: $91.63.

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Oued Sfayat Meteorite 2.8g

$42.00 Original price was: $42.00.$35.70Current price is: $35.70.

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NWA 10828 Meteorite 15.1g

$45.30 Original price was: $45.30.$40.77Current price is: $40.77.

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Muonionalusta Meteorite 71.6g Slice

$214.80 Original price was: $214.80.$182.58Current price is: $182.58.

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Types Of Meteorite For Sale

Iron Meteorites come from the broken metal cores of destroyed asteroids. Iron meteorites are made almost entirely of solid nickel-iron metal and display beautiful internal structures when polished and etched. A couple of excellent examples are Canyon Diablo and Sikhote-Alin meteorites.

Chondrite Meteorites are often called Ordinary Chondrites to distinguish them from other stone meteorites. Chondrite stony meteorites for sale form the largest family of meteorites and come in many varieties. All chondrites share the fact that they have small spherical structures called chondrules as can be seen in most of the meteorite slices. Our meteorite beads are handmade from ordinary chondrite.

Carbonaceous Chondrite Meteorites have chondrules but also have the element carbon in their composition. Some Carbonaceous Chondrites contain organic compounds and primitive protein molecules. This class of meteorites is especially important to research scientists. Carbonaceous meteorites are among the rarest types of space rocks with the most well known being the Allende meteorite.

Achondrites are meteorites without chondrules. Our achondrite meteorites for sale come from larger asteroids where minerals melted by pressure within the asteroid or where surface collisions resulted in the melting of asteroid material. The giant asteroid Vesta is believed to be the parent body for many achondrites of the Howardite, Eucrite, and Diogenite families of meteorites.

Lunar Meteorites are rocks from space that arrived on Earth from asteroid impacts on the Moon. Their lunar origins have been confirmed through intensive analysis in laboratories using amongst other evidence, the Apollo Moon Rocks as references. The origin of lunar meteorites is well confirmed today. Our NWA 11474 lunar meteorite is a very nice representative specimens.

Martian Meteorites are stones that arrived on Earth from asteroid impacts on Mars. Their Martian origins have been confirmed through intensive analysis in laboratories and using Martian atmospheric isotopes as references. The origins of martian meteorites are well confirmed. Our NWA 12269 Martian meteorites are very nice representative specimens.

Stony-Iron Meteorites are the family of meteorites represented by the Pallasites and the Mesosiderites. Our stony-iron meteorites for sale contain approximately half nickel-iron metal. In the case of the Pallasites, the other portion is olivine crystals, the same mineral as peridot the semiprecious gemstone. Pallasites are beautiful extraterrestrial jewels once sliced to expose their crystals. Mesosiderites contain silicate minerals in addition to the one-half nickel-iron. Mesosiderites often have fascinating textures as a result of the mixing of stone and metallic materials.

Unclassified Meteorites are genuine meteorites that have not been sent to a laboratory. Unclassified stone meteorites will show features like chondrules in the cut slice or windowed surfaces we place on them. If they have fusion crust on the outside or metal grains internally these features will show. It is from our supply of genuine but unclassified meteorites that we manufacture our meteorite cabochons.

Tektites are glass objects created by the melting of terrestrial rocks by an asteroid collision with Earth. This melted and vaporized Earth rocks were thrown and blown high into the atmosphere where the material cooled into aerodynamic shapes as the blobs of plastic glass fell back down. Tektites are not meteorites but have their origin in catastrophic cosmic impacts.

Impactites are the altered rocks found at asteroid impact sites on Earth. Impactites are often glassy and frothy which demonstrates the tremendous heat released by asteroid collisions.

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