Watch this space! We
have invested thousands of pounds in new stock this Autumn!
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Hassi
Touill 001 is a brand new
acquisition: a chunky lunar with terrific features. Great value, these wholestones will sell very quickly at our bargain prices! |
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Taoudenni
is an attractive brecciated
diogenite: found in Mali in 2007, it had a total known mass of around 24kg. We have a few decent-sized pieces! |
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With
prices going through the roof, these additions to our tray of Seymchans could easily be the last we import! They have masses between 14g and 21g, are totally stable and completely translucent: they will sell very quickly! |
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This
glazed frame displays five items that are considered by many to have arrived on Earth from other bodies within the Solar System! There is no doubt about the origins of HEDs, Lunars and Martians, of course, but the source of 'Mercurial' achondrites is currently speculative. Available in A4 and A3 format, with glossy backing card and hand-made ash frames. |
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New,
but already a popular item, this A4 frame displays eight polished slices of common chondrite from L3 - L6 and H3 - H6. This would be a terrific addition to any collectioin or perfect reference tool for educators. |
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We
have a dozen large slices of this unclassified NWA chondrite. It has astonishing chondrules and would seem to be L3 or L4. These are among the best examples we have ever offered for sale |
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Once
again we've restocked with a range of highly affordable Common Chondrites from the Sahara. These range from £5 - £100, and are available in dealer lots or individually. There are some excellent conker-sized crusted individuals at £15 - £20: great Christmas gifts or collection-starters! |
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When
we were sorting out material for a recent show, we were astonished to come across a bag of Libyan Desert Glass we'd forgotten all about! We had thought it unlikely we'd ever have any in stock, given how expensive and hard to find it has become! Needless to say, our remaining pieces are going to be in great demand, so if you'd like one, we'd suggest an early enquiry! They have masses from 10g -20g |
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This
A4 display contains decent-sized examples of all six Primitive Achondrites. Larger samples of each can be included if desired! Very, very hard to find all six of these, particularly at a reasonable price. The backing image is printed on heavy grade glossy cars stock: the ash frame is glazed and treated. |
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Cintamani
glass
resembles both ‘classic’ indochinite and Muong Nong stratified tektites,
as well as American types such as Saffordite and Columbianite. Although
widely considered to be a variety of obsidian, an impact origin has not
been completely ruled out. We have obtained a limited amount of this unusual glass which would be a great addition to any collection. |
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Moldavite - genuine Moldavite - is
very, very hard to find these days: what is available is incredibly expensive! We have a few examples, mounted by Linda in .925 Sterling silver. These are wonderful value and will sell very quickly! |
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We have acquired some terrific -
and affordable - slices of some of the rarer achondrites: brachinites, howardites, ureilites and rumurutites. We've added some of the new Tisserlitines to our large Lunar inventory. Call us for prices! |
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We
know of only one other dealer who has any of the rare and intriguing impact glasses known as Wahbah Pearls. Found only in the remote south east of Saudi Arabia, they are associated with the Philby A & B and al Hadida craters. They have a fascinating place in Arab mythology and are deserving of a place in any serious collector's cabinet. |
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Stable'skeletons' of the Sericho
pallasite from Kenya. These resemble the extremely expensive Imilac skeletons, but cost a fraction of the price! |
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Small, stable examples of the Sericho pallasite. |
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As
far as we know, we are the only website
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All
three known UK impactites in an A4 frame:
Stac Fada Bristol impact layer |
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Linda and I have been searching
through a big new delivery of material from Morocco: among the excellent unclassified chondrites we found some terrific individuals showing heavy shock veining and brecciation: I've cut and polished some thick slices and end-cuts that would be a great addition to any collection! |
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We
have managed to find some of the incredible Campo del Cielo megacrystals! With masses from 135g - 215g, these are stable, spectacular and would be a terrific addition to any collection. |
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Linda's handmade meteorite and space-themed jewellery make fabulous gifts and are surprisingly affordable. These examples include Swarovski crystals with Gibeon (left) and Seymchan beads: all findings are sterling silver. They can be found on the 'irons' page of our jewellery website: click HERE |
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Our
boxed meteorite and impactite sets are popular with collectors, colleges and schools all over the world. The glazed wooden case holds nine specimens, each individually presented in an acrylic box. Those displayed at left are our £135 'Specialist Set', and a set comprising nine samples of the KT boundary layer from locations around the globe (Plus a bonus sample of micro-tektites from Hell Creek!) Further samples can be housed in the boxes! Other sets are available: achondrites, irons etc. |
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We
have some really excellent large slices of the These
are from the outer
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We
have acquired examples of some Only limited amounts available! |
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This
glazed A4 frame contains decent-sized
fragments of the three HED achondrite types from the asteroid 4-Vesta: Howardite, Eucrite and Diogenite. Many other similar collections are available or can be custom-made to your requirements! A great gift to a friend or to yourself! |
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Getting
hold of some genuine examples of the Chelyabinsk LL5 chondrite has been a little problematical, but we've managed it! We have a couple of hundred glossy 'peas', as well as some decent larger samples:- when they're gone, they're gone! |
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