Lunar Meteorite Fragment from NWA 5000

Lunar Meteorite Fragment from NWA 5000. NWA 5000 is considered to be one of the most valuable and beautiful of all of the Lunar meteorites. One large 11,528 gram meteorite was found in July 2007 in So

Unsigned. Original fragment from lunar meteorite NWA 7959.

A fragment of moon rock in a display case. The case features an 'Earthrise\' as seen from the lunar surface, the fragment of lunar meteorite, labeled NWA 4932, is part of a stone found in the Sahara D

A fragment of moon rock in a display case. A fragment of lunar gabbro meteorite NWA 4932, which is part of a stone found in the Sahara Desert in 2007. The moon is regularly struck by meteorites which

Genuine framed piece of lunar meteorite NWA 7959.

Lunar Meteorite Fragment from the Moon

A sample of the lunar meteorite NWA 7959, Feldspathic Breccia; held in a collector's box with a label to the base which reads: 'The enclosed sample of 8 mg is a real Moon rock according to the standar

Lunar Meteorite NWA 11273 2mg

Meteorite Fragment Lunar 14mg

Meteorite Lunar Fragment "Moon Rock" 13mg

A piece of rock from the Moon! A piece of Lunar gabbro meteorite known as NWA 4881 which is part of some material that was ejected from the moon via impact and subsequently came to Earth as a meteorit

Group of six meteorite specimens, all with certificate of authenticities from The Meteorite Exchange including fragments from the LL5 Chondrite Chelyabinsk, a Tatahouine meteorite, the NWA 14729 Lunar

A fragment of moon rock in a display case. The fragment is of the Lunar gabbro meteorite NWA4932. The moon is regularly struck by meteorites which eject lunar rocks into space. With the right trajecto

MOON ROCK, ENDPIECE OF A LUNAR METEORITE SAHARA DESERT, NORTHWEST AFRICA feldspathic breccia, contorted surface from impact melt, the reverse with mottled white feldspar, raised on a bespoke mount 5.5

Large meteorite fragment, octahedrite, with custom stand. Overall dimensions: 10 x 7 x 4 1/2 inches

Large meteorite fragment, octahedrite, with custom lucite stand. Overall dimensions: 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 x 5 inches. Weight (not including the stand): 27 pounds 4 ounces

**First Time At Auction** Russia, Siberia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, Maritime Province, fall date and time: February 12, 1947, 10:38 am local time. An iron and nickel fragment from outer space as part o

Eastern Europe, Russia, southeastern Magadan Region, Seymchan, ca. 1967 CE. A gorgeous slice from the Pallasite Seymchan meteorite composed entirely of iron with some nickel content as well. This Pall

Russia, Siberia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, Maritime Province, fall date and time: February 12, 1947, 10:38 am local time. In 1947, an iron meteorite fell upon the Sikhote-Alin Mountains in southeastern

Asia, southeastern Russia, Sikhote-Alin Mountains, fell in 1947. A 107.6 gram fragment of an iron meteorite whose fiery plummet to earth marked the largest meteor fall witnessed in recorded history. R

666g Meteorite Fragment, Campo Del Cielo, Argentina

287g Meteorite Fragment, Campo Del Cielo, Argentina

Group of two meteorite fragments with certificate of authenticities from The Meteorite Exchange, Inc. Including:A fragment from a Seymchan meteorite from Magadanskaya oblast', Russia. Originally found

(MARS ROCK), MARTIAN METEORITE NWA 4468, DISCOVERED IN NORTHWEST AFRICA IN THE GREAT SAHARA DESERT- FOUND IN 2006, VERY RARE, (STAND INCLUDED), OWN HISTORY!