Lunar Meteorite | 0.10-0.30g | Bechar, Algeria Virgo presenting in a natural irregular

presenting in a natural irregular form with surface texture shaped by mineral growth and environmental conditions during formation

Larimar Spheres 1

Pyrite on Dolomite Mineral Specimen | 140g

red and clear Quartz

Lunar Meteorite | 0.10-0.30g | Bechar, Algeria Virgo presenting in a natural irregularLunar Meteorite 0. 10 0. 30g Bechar, Algeria A fragment of the Moon, ancient highland crust that survived a journey through space to land in the Algerian desert in 2022. Intuitively chosen. Each 0. 10 0. 30g specimen (approx. 0. 5 1cm) is classified as Bechar 006, a lunar feldspathic breccia formed from the Moon's ancient outer crust. Its pale grey, cream, and white matrix is laced with darker angular clasts, fragments of lunar rock fused together by