Campo del Cielo Meteorite from Chaco Gulamba, Argentina

Description

Product Description:
Introducing the mesmerizing
Campo del Cielo Meteorite from Chaco Gulamba, Argentina
, a genuine fragment of space preserved for your collection. This meteorite is part of a famous fall that has fascinated scientists and collectors alike for centuries.
Product Name:
Campo del Cielo Meteorite
Locality:
Chaco Gulamba, Argentina
Display:
Presented in a 2" X 2" X 2" display box
Dimensions:
1.36" x 0.48" (34.54 mm x 12.19 mm)
Weight:
18.4 grams (92 carats)
Campo del Cielo refers to a group of iron meteorites found in Argentina, believed to have fallen in a meteor shower more than 4,000 years ago. This specimen exhibits the classic metallic luster and rugged texture that are characteristic of meteoric iron, showcasing the raw beauty of celestial materials.
Highlights of this Specimen:
Crystal Structure:
Metallic, with a naturally sculpted appearance typical of meteorites.
Hardness:
Composed primarily of iron and nickel, it is exceptionally sturdy and resistant to environmental factors.
Rarity:
Meteorites are a rare find and highly sought after by both scientific communities and collectors for their extraterrestrial origin.
This meteorite is not only a spectacular display piece but also a captivating scientific artifact. It comes with a display-ready ID card that includes the specimen's name and locality, providing essential information about its extraterrestrial journey to Earth.
The images on this listing are of the exact item you will receive.