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NWA 12341 L3 - 4.5 GNWA 12341 L3. 5 Ordinary Chondrite Meteorite Slice NWA 12341 is a rare and scientifically significant L3. 5 ordinary chondrite meteorite, discovered in Northwest Africa and acquired in 2018. This remarkable specimen dates back over 4. 5 billion years, offering a direct link to the early solar system. Classified as L3. 5, it belongs to the low iron group of ordinary chondrites and features partially metamorphosed, unequilibrated textures. Rich in well

With its mix of exsolved pyroxene

Classification: Primitive achondrite

composed of basaltic and impact melt clasts with visible mineral fragments set in a fine matrix

3 g] g and measures [31 x 16 x 12] mm

NWA 15405 provides both scientific significance and visual appeal

offering a breathtaking cosmic display

making small fragments highly collectible among meteorite collectors and planetary science enthusiasts

This authentic slice of the Talsint mesosiderite meteorite originates from the famous fall site near Talsint in Eastern Morocco (32

making internal structures more visible and enhancing its value as a display and collector piece

Meteorite Name: TalsintClassification: Mesosiderite (Stony-Iron Meteorite)Location: Talsint

NWA 11756 – Exceptional large brachinite slice revealing asteroid interior material

Dimensions: 27 × 8 × 5 mmWeight: 4