Iron meteorite (~ 1.2 cm), Agoudal crater, in box
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Product information "Iron meteorite (~ 1.2 cm), Agoudal crater, in box"
Location: Agoudal, Zagora province, Morocco
Size: approx. 1.2 cm
With our newly designed meteorite collection, we present a beautiful selection
of samples that reflect the diversity of this unusual material. They are particularly
suitable for establishing a modest representative “space collection,” but also make
excellent gifts.
The series features 12 samples, which can be purchased individually as well.
Each sample is presented in a collector's box with white foam inlay. The lid can be lifted
and locked in place for a better view of the specimen.
Box measures: 55 x 35 mm (without lid)
The front features a photo of a typical specimen from this site and the actual sample
can be viewed through a cut-out window (Ø approx. 2 cm).
A description in German and English is included.
Caution: Iron meteorites also contain nickel. People with a nickel allergy should
avoid direct skin contact or wear rubber gloves when handling.
For technical reasons, colors in product photos may differ from those of the original piece.
Our images are for reference purposes; upon purchase, you will receive a copy of equivalent quality.
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