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We have secured a reasonable quantity of smaller and more affordable Rizalites These well-marked tektites from the Philippines average around 45g each and would be a great addition to any collection! |
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We
have good stocks of medium-sized Tektites
from the Indochinese strewn field: most show orientation and glassy, ablated surfaces. Great starters for a meteorite collection! |
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Muong
Nong Tektites are entirely different from the rounded, oriented Indochinites that we more commonly find for sale. They are irregular, display stratification and contain inclusions of sand and local rocks: they may well support a more exotic origin for Indochinites... We have just a few large specimens available. |
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We
always have plenty of small Tektites
from Indo-China: shipped in an acrylic box, these are mostly fragmented. |
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One
of the rarest of all the Tektite types is
Moldavite. Beware of fake material that is widely sold online: we have plenty of the genuine article in stock! |
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We
have a few examples of the beautiful Egyptian / Libyan Desert Glass. This rare and highly sought-after impactite comes from one of the most dangerous regions of the Sahara and is increasingly difficult to obtain... |
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Brand
new! Impact melt glass 'bombs' from |
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This
is a 'fladle' or pancake stone from
the Ries Crater. It is a flattened chunk of impact melt glass, ejected during the meteoric impact. We have some beautiful sections showing the interior structure. |
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