Unclassified Chondrite 23.2 G CR2 with minor plagioclase

with minor plagioclase

A rare and scientifically significant specimen for collectors and researchers alike

Ordinary chondrites are among the most scientifically important meteorites because they contain primitive minerals formed during the earliest stages of the Solar System more than 4

This specimen belongs to the most well-known and scientifically studied group of pallasites—meteorites believed to have formed at the core-mantle boundary of ancient differentiated asteroids

Unclassified Chondrite 23.2 G CR2 with minor plagioclaseUnclassified Chondrite Meteorite Complete fragment This Complete Unclassintfied Chondrite Meteorite is a genuine stone meteorite originating from Northwest Africa. . While not yet classified by a laboratory, its structure and mineral makeup clearly identify it as an ordinary chondrite one of the most common yet scientifically important types of meteorites. Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) perfect for both collectors and enthusiasts.