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We hold good stocks of NWA common chondrites: all grades, all sizes! Below are just a few examples.
Don't forget to click the button at the bottom for rarer types like carbonaceous chondrites and HEDs!
An Algerian L4/5 Chondrite of around 180g,
showing heavy shock-veining and small but
obvious chondrules. Stones like this are often
discovered in the Tindouf area, located on the
Hammada, a vast plain of the Sahara Desert
This sample has the beautiful patina often seen
in these sand-polished NWA's. We have a fairly
good stock in this size range at the moment!
£20
The North-Western Sahara Desert remains a
good source of meteorites, although the supply
is definitely showing signs of drying up! We have
several reliable Berber collectors and Arab dealers
who manage to send a few kg each month!
This typical 200g example from Tindouf shows
chondrules, regmaglypts and eroded crust.
£30
We always carry a good selection of cut
and polished stones: this one is Dimmitt,
an H4 common chondrite of 3.1g, showing
lots of metal and some large chondrules.
It was found in Castro County, Texas in 1942.
£22
....and this one is SaU 001, a beautiful common
chondrite showing brecciation, big chondrules and
coloured inclusions. We have a number of these
around 25g.
£35
Stunning! this is a small slice of NWA4699
measuring just 1.7mm x 1.5mm. But look at
those beautiful chondrules! With a weathering
grade of W1, this L3 would grace any collection
£40
We have a good selection of stone L5, olivine
bronzite chondrites from the NWA 869 fall.
Ranging in size from 10g - 200g, these intriguing
meteorites often show carbonaceous inclusions
and brecciation.
From £8
This Moroccan L4/5 chondrite was discovered
near Rissani in 2002. We have a reasonable stock
at the moment, but have been told that collecting
meteorites in the Northern Sahara is becoming a
difficult way to earn a living! These have excellent
fusion crust and distinct chondrules, with masses
ranging from 10g - 200g
From £8
The perfect way to start a collection, hand
around the classroom or give as presents!
These unclassified common chondrites were
obtained in 2006 from Berber Arabs in Rissani,
Morocco. They are very weathered, but often
show crust, chondrules and regmaglypts! As
can be seen, they are strongly attracted by a
magnet. They average around 50g - 100g
£2- £15

This unclassified NWA has a weathered crust
of the 'desert leather' variety. It has a very
respectable mass of 5,500g, and was originally
obtained from a dealer in Morocco.
Just packed with character, this huge stone
would be a really spectacular addition to any
collection! We can obtain items like this with
just a couple of weeks notice!
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