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We
hold good stocks of NWA common chondrites: all grades, all sizes! Below
are just a few examples.
Don't forget to click the button at the bottom for rarer types like carbonaceous chondrites and HEDs! |
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We
have a dozen large slices of unclassified NWA chondrites. They have astonishing chondrules and would seem to be L3 or L4. They are among the best examples we have ever offered for sale |
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We
have a good number of stone L5, olivine bronzite chondrites from the NWA 869 fall. Ranging in size from 10g - 20g, these intriguing meteorites often show carbonaceous inclusions and brecciation. They have good crust, obvious chondrules and often show regmaglypting. Larger examples can usually be obtained in a week or two. |
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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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These
unclassified common chondrites |
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We have a stock of decent carbonaceous chondrites including CV3s, CMs and COs: other types are occasionally available! |
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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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We
have some large slices of unclassified
NWAs.
This example, with a mass of 86.5g, shows a really attractive pale matrix with numerous chondrules and shock veins. Polished slices of most other types available! |
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