ALLENDE
CV3.2 Fell Chihuahua, Mexico Feb. 8, 1969
106.2 gram fusion crusted stone

Superb complete Allende individual with about 70% black fusion crust, and a spider web of contraction cracks. An extremely nice example of this most famous of meteorites. 45 x 42 x 38 mm  $1,300.00 with special ID card
Others available, please inquire

CAMEL DONGA
Eucrite, achondrite
Camel Donga is a very rare eucrite, found in a remote strewnfield in Western Australia. Most recovered stones are quite small, and the fragile nature of eucrites means many recovered stones were broken on impact. Note the extremely shiny black fusion crust, reminiscent of freshly applied enamel paint. Camel Donga is one of the very few meteorites that will not stick to a magnet, as eucrites contain little or no metal.

CAMEL DONGA
Western Australia   Found 1984
7.4 grams  Complete fusion-crusted individual

A stunning complete stone with perfect fusion crust that is so shiny it looks like sprayed-on enamel paint. This actual specimen was featured in Meteorwritings on Geology.com
22 mm x 20 mm x 15 mm
$260.00

CHERGACH (AKA MALI) – A WITNESSED FALL
Stone meteorite, chondrite, classification pending
A new meteorite fall was reported in the Republic of Mali in Western Africa in June or July of 2007, making this stone one of the most recent meteorite arrivals on earth. It is a very fresh fall with extremely rich, black fusion crust. The first specimens were tentatively named Mali, but the name has been tentatively revised to Chergach (provisional), after the nearby town of Erg Chech. Classification on this stone is pending, but it is clearly a brecciated chondrite and may be an impact melt. This magnificent stone is among the most attractive fusion-crusted meteorites available on the collectors' market today; some of the freshest fusion crust I've ever seen.

CHERGACH
Republic of Mali, Africa. Fell summer of 2007
54.4 grams  Complete fusion-crusted stone

Complete stone with rich black fusion crust and pleasing shape. Approximately 95% crusted.

44 mm x 31 mm x 28 mm
$325.00

DAG 956
L6 Breccia
Dar al Gani 956 is a gorgeous brecciated L6 with a weathering grade of 3. It was found in 1997 and the total known weight is only 15 kg. DAG 956 shows remarkably colorful brecciation and moderate fusion crust

DAG 956
L6 Breccia Found Libya, 1997
469.4 gram end cut with polished face

Lovely substantial end cut with one highly polished face showing superb brecciation. The natural side has primary and secondary fusion crust and several thumbprints.

106 mm x 74 mm x 45 mm    $475.00

GAO-GUENIE
H5 Fell Burkina Faso, March 5, 1960
195.5 gram complete stone

Outstanding complete 100% fusion crusted stone with a remarkable shape. Nice points and ridges, lovely natural patina and multiple display options. Excellent.

75 mm x 55 mm x 46 mm    $391.00

GAO-GUENIE
H5 Fell Burkina Faso, March 5, 1960
227.2 gram complete stone

Elongated 100% crusted stone with no dings or chips. One small patch of secondary fusion crust, and lots of swirling thumbprints. A super example of a complete witnessed fall stone.

88 mm x 48 mm x 39 mm    $455.00

GAO-GUENIE
H5 Fell Burkina Faso, March 5, 1960
233.1 gram complete stone

A very highly oriented stone with unknown collection number. The leading edge is covered with tons of tiny thumbprints, and the trailing edge is markedly concave! Lots of black fusion crust too!
85 mm x 57 mm x 38 mm    $466.00

GAO-GUENIE
H5 Fell Burkina Faso, March 5, 1960
248.6 gram complete stone

Beautiful complete stone with lovely tan color and nice thumbprinting. This actual specimen was featured in Meteorwritings on Geology.com
74 mm x 58 mm x 48 mm
$495.00

GOLD BASIN
L4 Found Mohave County, AZ 1995
50.9 grams complete stone

Fragment with natural desert patina. Authentic Jim Kriegh / Twink Monrad find.

61 mm x 32 mm x 19 mm
$102.00

GOLD BASIN
L4 Found Mohave County, AZ 1995
166.3 gram whole stone

Very attractive nearly complete stone with exceptionally attractive bronze and crimson patina. Very nice indeed.

75 mm x 40 mm x 37 mm
$249.00

GOLD BASIN
L4 Found Mohave County, AZ 1995
167.4 gram whole stone

Nearly complete stone with rounded front and what appears to be a small amount of remnant fusion crust on one face.

63 mm x 49 mm x 35 mm
$251.00

GOLD BASIN
L4 Found Mohave County, AZ 1995
204.3 gram large fragment

Large angular fragment with a section of the original exterior surface intact.

76 mm x 54 mm x 41 mm
$255.00

GOLD BASIN
L4 Found Mohave County, AZ 1995
248.9 gram large part stone

Very interesting large fragment with one large exterior face intact, displaying several thumbprints, and what appears to be a significant amount of remnant fusion crust.
84 mm x 63 mm x 42 mm
$315.00

GOLD BASIN
L4 Found Mohave County, AZ 1995
258.5 gram complete stone

One of the nicer examples of Gold Basin I've seen. A large complete stone with one rounded face suggesting orientation.

72 mm x 68 mm x 36 mm
$385.00

LABENNE SAHARA 99053
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
307.8 grams  Labenne find with field number

Beautiful half fusion stone 99053 with diamond lap polished face displaying abundant colorful chondrules, black veining and brecciation. Excellent.
85 mm x 66 mm x 27 mm
$308.00

LABENNE SAHARA 99751
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
330.6 grams  Labenne find with field number

Complete stone 99751 with some fusion crust and polished window showing abundant bright metal flakes.
81 mm x 60 mm x 34 mm
$330.00

LABENNE SAHARA 99811
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
375.6 grams  Labenne find with field number

Complete stone 99811 with large polished window showing bright metal flakes and nice orange chondrules.
87 mm x 62 mm x 41 mm
$375.00

LABENNE SAHARA 99366
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
715.1 grams  Labenne find with field number

Superb large complete square stone with 99366 with excellent surface features and a good amount of remnant fusion crust. A very fine specimen.
80 mm x 64 mm x 62 mm
$650.00

MILLBILLILLIE – A WITNESSED FALL
Stone meteorite, polymict eucrite (EUC)
Not only is Millbillillie a very rare witnessed-fall eucrite, it is also one of the most visually appealing meteorites available to collectors. Eucrites are achondrites (stone meteorites without chondrules) — volcanic rock from other worlds, and comprised largely of silicate minerals. Millbillillie meteorites are light in weight, similar to terrestrial pumice, so even a specimen as modest as 6 or 7 grams can still be enjoyed and studied without magnification. Millbillillies typically exhibit a dazzling color combination: glossy black fusion crust mixed with bright orange Australian desert soil which adhered to the crust, producing a color contrast of unique and striking beauty.

The afternoon fall occurred in October of 1960, and was witnessed by only two men, near the town of Wiluna in Western Australia. It was ten years until the first stone was found. These magnificent meteorites were acquired by a colleague of mine directly from the finder in Australia. They exhibit very distinct orientation, complete fusion crust, contraction cracks, rollover lips, and some of the most highly defined flow lines I have ever seen. Amazing stones every one.

MILLBILLILLIE
Eucrite  Fell October 1960, Nr. Wiluna, Australia
13.7 gram complete crusted individual

Very fine individual with flow lines, good crust, and very brilliant coloration.

27 mm x 25 mm x 20 mm
$342.00

MILLBILLILLIE
Eucrite  Fell October 1960, Nr. Wiluna, Australia
17.3 gram complete crusted individual

100% crusted highly oriented individual with flat trailing edge and dome-shaped leading edge. Glossy black fusion crust and many small flowlines.
34 mm x 28 mm x 20 mm
$430.00

MILLBILLILLIE
Eucrite  Fell October 1960, Nr. Wiluna, Australia
18.6 gram complete oriented individual

Very fine 100% crusted individual with no chips or dings, glossy fusion crust and super flow lines.

37 mm x 24 mm x 12 mm
$465.00

MILLBILLILLIE
Eucrite  Fell October 1960, Nr. Wiluna, Australia
22.4 gram complete oriented individual

Lovely complete stone showing moderate orientation, rollover lip, great surface features, and absolutely pristine overall, with no chips or dings.
43 mm x 25 mm x 19 mm
$560.00

MILLBILLILLIE
Eucrite  Fell October 1960, Nr. Wiluna, Australia
43.0 gram complete crusted individual

Well, it doesn't get much better than this. Outstanding complete stone, highly oriented, 100% crusted with wonderful pronounced flow lines. One of the best we've seen.
41 mm x 34 mm x 25 mm
$945.00

MONZE
L6 Chondrite, witnessed fall
Monze is an L6 chondrite that fell in Zambia on October 5, 1960. This rarely offered African stone exhibits superb brecciation when cut and polished, along with a colorful orange, brown, and black mottled interior, and abundant metal flakes.

MONZE
Zambia   Fell October 5, 1960
68.1 grams  Full polished slice

A lovely complete polished slice with excellent color and brecciation. This actual specimen was featured in Meteorwritings on Geology.com
74 mm x 68 mm x 6 mm
$273.00

MOON AND MARS METEORITES
NWA 4483 and Dar al Gani 735
Micromounts in original design display boxes

Designed by colleagues of mine in Europe, these wonderful display boxes contain a high quality NASA image, and a genuine meteorite specimen from the Moon or Mars! A fantastic meteorite collectible. Own a piece of another world for only $45! More >>>

NWA 869
L4–6 Found 2000   Tindouf, Algeria
678.4 gram end cut with polished face

Large chondrule-packed end cut of the lovely NWA 869 with many colorful inclusions and clear brecciation. Expertly prepared with a diamond lap. Scale cube is 1 cm.
107 mm x 92 mm x 44 mm
$575.00

NWA 869
L4–6 Found 2000   Tindouf, Algeria
1,288 gram very large polished half stone

An exceptional example of this beautiful brecciated chondrite. This 1,288-gram piece is half of a very large stone, cut long ways for maximum display effect. Lots of metal, fusion crust, chondrules and brecciation. Superb!
169 mm x 96 mm x 58 mm    $1,280.00

NORTHWEST AFRICAN UNCLASSIFIED CHONDRITES – "NWA XXX"
Stone Meteorite (H and L Chondrites)
These stone meteorites were found in the Saharan Desert in Northwest Africa, likely by nomads. In order to classify them it would be necessary to cut off a section for analysis. Although they are exceedingly rare when compared to terrestrial rocks, these are the most abundant type of meteorite and are referred to as "common chondrites." H and L (designating the amount of metal contained) type chondrites have been already extensively studied, and so these attractive stones have been left intact. Composed largely of spherical grain-like silicate chondrules, these stone meteorites were likely once part of the crust of a planet or large asteroid. Some academics believe that chondrules are older than the solar system!

Good quality complete stones likes those pictured below are very difficult to obtain. Most specimens found in the Sahara today, are broken and weathered fragments.

New listing Unclassified Northwest Africa (NWA) chondrites. These weathered fragments have not been sorted or classified, but they are all genuine stone meteorites and make great science gifts for kids or students. Only $0.20/gram! Just let us know if you'd like large or small pieces, or a mix.
Minimum order is 500 grams ($100)

NWA XXX
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
110.9 grams  Complete stone

Beautifully shaped complete stone with two thumbprints and remnant fusion crust. Two small chips, likely caused on impact, but still very nice.
45 mm x 32 mm x 39 mm
$120.00

NWA XXX
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
173.0 grams  Oriented complete stone

Excellent complete stone with a squarish sculpted shape reminiscent of Gao. 100% complete with no chips or dings and moderate orientation. Very nice!
50 mm x 43 mm x 31 mm    $173.00

NWA XXX
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
195.8 grams  Complete stone

Really striking highly sculptural individual with numerous large and small thumbprints and good remnant fusion crust. A very attractive whole stone.
62 mm x 51 mm x 40 mm    $195.00

NWA XXX
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
369.1 grams  Complete stone

Superb very highly oriented near perfect shield-shaped complete stone. An excellent example of an aesthetic stone meteorite.

77 mm x 61 mm x 32 mm    $369.00

NWA XXX
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
401.0 grams  Complete stone

Exceptional beautifully shaped perfect complete stone with primary and secondary fusion crust and very attractive orange patina and small thumbprints. Very fine.
80 mm x 61 mm x 48 mm    $395.00

NWA XXX
Unclassified chondrite  Found Sahara Desert
1,800 grams  Complete stone with window

Large imposing specimen with some thumbprinting, remnant fusion crust, and a small and well positioned polished window, revealing colorful chondrules. Excellent display piece!
129 mm x 109 mm x 97 mm
$1,450.00  SALE PRICE $1,160

TENHAM
L6 Veined Chondrite, witnessed fall
Rarely offered, this highly desirable Australian witnessed fall rocketed to Earth in the spring of 1899. Most specimens were collected by a museum expedition and now reside in the Natural History Museum in London. Complete individuals are seldom seen in the marketplace.

TENHAM
L6 veined chondrite. Witnessed fall, Queensland, Australia, 1899
145.5 grams  Complete individual

New listing Gorgeous complete individual with pleasing shape, thumbprinting and 99.5% fusion crust. A lovely example of a very desirable historic meteorite, with original Bob Haag label.
55 mm x 46 mm x 30 mm   $875.00