Meteorite Spheres and Eggs

Item: 37.3mm tall Muonionalusta Etched Meteorite Egg
	Code#: mets119 Weight: 126.59 grams Size: 1.5 inches tall x 1.1" diameter (37.3mm x 28.5mm) Location: Sweden Price: $329.13 This rare egg was sawn, finished and etched from a genuine muonionalusta meteorite that was discovered in Sweden. The muonionalusta meteorite is classified as a fine iron octahedrite type IVA. This type of meteorite displays a beautiful pattern known as a Widmanstatten pattern when its surface is etched (as shown). See also a view of its opposite side.
Item: 41mm tall Muonionalusta Etched Meteorite Egg
	This unique item is sold. Code#: mets120 Weight: 168.80 grams Size: 1.6 inches tall x 1.3" diameter (37.3mm x 28.5mm) Location: Sweden Price: $472.64 This rare egg was sawn and finished from a genuine muonionalusta meteorite that was discovered in Sweden. The muonionalusta meteorite is classified as a fine iron octahedrite type IVA. This type of meteorite displays a beautiful pattern known as a Widmanstatten pattern when its surface is etched.
Item: 1.33 inch Muonionalusta Etched Meteorite Sphere
	Code#: mets124 Weight: 163.7 grams Size: 1.33 inch diameter (34mm) Location: discovered in Sweden Price: $466.55 This rare sphere was sawn, finished and etched from a genuine muonionalusta meteorite that was discovered in Sweden. The muonionalusta meteorite is classified as a fine iron octahedrite type IVA. This type of meteorite displays a beautiful pattern known as a Widmanstatten pattern when its surface is etched as shown.
Item: Genuine Libyan Desert Tektite Sphere, 54.98 grams
	Code#: teks104 Weight: this Libyan Desert Glass tektite sphere weighs 54.98 grams Size: 1.4 inch diameter (36.2mm) Location: Discovered in the Libyan Desert, Egypt Price: $467.33 This is a rare quality genuine Libyan desert glass tektite sphere with a very fine quality finish and rich greenish yellow color. Trapped within this fine quality tektite sphere are some white cristobalite spherules with both individual spherules and stringers. Libyan desert glass tektites are thought to have been formed by the intense heat produced during a meteoric aerial burst over sand dunes in western Egypt approximately 28.5 million years ago.
Item: Genuine Libyan Desert Tektite Sphere, 66.95 grams
	Code#: teks101 Weight: this Libyan Desert Glass tektite sphere weighs 66.95 grams Size: 1.52 inch diameter (38.7mm) Location: Discovered in the Libyan Desert, Egypt Price: $535.60 This is a fine quality genuine Libyan desert glass tektite sphere with a very fine quality finish and rich greenish yellow color. Trapped within this fine quality tektite sphere are some white cristobalite spherules & stringers and some faint wispy layering. Libyan desert glass tektites are thought to have been formed by the intense heat produced during a meteoric aerial burst over sand dunes in western Egypt approximately 28.5 million years ago.
Item: Genuine Libyan Desert Tektite Sphere, 82.61 grams
	Code#: teks102 Weight: this Libyan Desert Glass tektite sphere weighs 82.61 grams Size: 1.63 inch diameter (41.5mm) Location: Discovered in the Libyan Desert, Egypt Price: $681.53 This fine quality genuine Libyan desert glass tektite sphere has a very fine quality finish and rich greenish yellow color. Trapped within this fine quality tektite sphere are some white cristobalite spherules and some wispy layering. Libyan desert glass tektites are thought to have been formed by the intense heat produced during a meteoric aerial burst over sand dunes in western Egypt approximately 28.5 million years ago.
Item: Rare Size Libyan Desert Tektite Egg, 201.2 grams
	Code#: teks103 Weight: this Libyan Desert Glass tektite egg weighs 201.2 grams Size: 2.75 inches tall x 2 inches in diameter (70mm x 50mm) Location: Discovered in the Libyan Desert, Egypt Price: $1659.90 This rare size egg of genuine Libyan desert glass tektite has a very fine quality finish and rich greenish yellow color. Trapped within this fine quality tektite egg are some white cristobalite spherules with both individual spherules and stringers, along with some wispy layering. Libyan desert glass tektites are thought to have been formed by the intense heat produced during a meteoric aerial burst over sand dunes in western Egypt approximately 28.5 million years ago.

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