Lunar Meteorite, Lahmada 020, Western Sahara, .5g clear quartz towerLunar Meteorite, Lahmada 020, discovered in 2018 in the Western Sahara. Lunar meteorites are lunar rocks that were ejected from the moon during impacts, later these moon rocks entered our atmosphere and fell to the Earth as meteorites. This meteorite's official name is Lahmada 020 and is classified as a feldspathic breccia. Includes 1. 25" collectors box with specimen ID card. Size: 13mm Weight: . 5g Location: Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara Year
minor nick at termination
Size: 17 x 5mm
Locality: Chibuku mine
Hunza Valley
A one of a kind collector’s piece
Size: 34 x 25 x 15 mm
this piece was the only one of its kind
The contact point can be seen on the bottom of the crystal
Libyan Desert Glass is considered by many to be the most beautiful and valuable tektite ever discovered and the most difficult to collect
encrusted with sparkling sugar quartz druzy
This is why uncut
5 billion years old