CHONDRITE METEORITE, NORTH WEST AFRICA. 171 GRAMS. bechar Renowned for its striking Widmanstätten

Renowned for its striking Widmanstätten pattern and

creating a dynamic interplay between luminosity and metallic structure that defines the aesthetic power of this piece

lunar-inspired form

What makes this specimen truly extraordinary is its Widmanstätten pattern: an intricate crystalline structure of interlocking iron and nickel bands that forms only over millions of years of slow cooling in the vacuum of space

Muonionalusta Meteorite

CHONDRITE METEORITE, NORTH WEST AFRICA. 171 GRAMS. bechar Renowned for its striking WidmanstättenNWA Meteorite is a stony meteorite discovered in the deserts of Northwest Africa. It belongs to the most common group of space rocks ordinary chondrites formed over 4. 5 billion years ago during the birth of the solar system. This specimen features a beautiful fusion crust, formed as it burned through Earths atmosphere, giving it a dark, glassy outer layer. Full meteorite name: NWA (Northwest Africa) meteorite Place of discovery: Northwest Africa Year