Though many meteorites have landed on earth only 34 have been identified as coming from Mars - making Martian meteorites very rare. According to analysis the meteorites are between 154 and 187 million years old and spent anywhere from 2.5 to 3.6 million years in space before succumbing to Earth's gravity. It is believed that this martian rock was ejected into space by another celestial body hitting mars; this event appears to have been around 16 million years ago. Each Martian Meteorite Sample ships in a plastic display case shown here.

Martian Meteorites vary in size, so the part of the picture shown at left may vary from product to product. We cannot guarantee that your Lunar rock will look exactly as pictured as here. It may be slightly bigger or slightly smaller.


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Moon Rock

Orginally discovered in Antartica in 1982 Lunar Meteorities have been found all over the planet, but are more rare than diamonds. Most of these Meteorites were transferred to earth from impacts creating lunar craters. Cosmic Ray exposure shows that all of these meteorites were ejected from the Moons surface within the last 20 Million years, most within the last 100,00 years. Each Lunar Meteorite Sample ships in a plastic display case shown here.

Lunar Meteorites vary in size, so the part of the picture shown at left may vary from product to product. We cannot guarantee that your Lunar rock will look exactly as pictured as here. It may be slightly bigger or slightly smaller.


For More Information on Lunar Meteorites see this article

Meteorite Paperweights

Campo Del Cielo Meteorite Paperweight

Campo del Cielo refers to the area where a group of iron meteorites were found northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The crater field covers an area of 60 square kilometers and contains at least 26 large craters estimated to be more than 5000 years old. First documented by the early Spanish explorers in 1576 Campo del Cielo is aptly translated "Field of the Sky”.
These incredible pendants were crafted from that legendary iron of Campo del Cielo. You can own your very own little piece of geological history with this attractive pendant. Each one has a unique shape and appearance, giving you a one-of-a-kind pendant.

CAMPO DEL CIELO METEORITE: That fell in Argentina 4000-5000years ago
SAMPLE SIZE: Meteorite Speciment will vary in size and shape.
HANDMADE METEORITE PAPERWEIGHTS: These are high-quality handmade paperweights.

Meteorite Pendants

Campo Del Cielo Meteorite Pendant

Campo del Cielo refers to the area where a group of iron meteorites were found northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The crater field covers an area of 60 square kilometers and contains at least 26 large craters estimated to be more than 5000 years old. First documented by the early Spanish explorers in 1576 Campo del Cielo is aptly translated "Field of the Sky”.
These incredible pendants were crafted from that legendary iron of Campo del Cielo. You can own your very own little piece of geological history with this attractive pendant. Each one has a unique shape and appearance, giving you a one-of-a-kind pendant.

Country: Argentina
Found: 1576
Group: Iron
Type: Octahedrite, coarse
Class: IA, with silicate inclusions
Total known weight: ~50,000 kg