Begin your journey into meteorite collecting with this carefully curated Meteorite Collection, featuring examples of the three principal meteorite classifications recognised by science. This educational collection includes an Iron Meteorite, a Stony Meteorite and a Stony-Iron Meteorite, allowing you to compare the appearance, composition and characteristics of each major meteorite group side by side. Presented in a protective display case with an identification insert, this collection is ideal for beginners, students, educators and anyone interested in planetary science and natural history. Contents Your collection includes: Meteorite Type Meteorite Iron Meteorite Campo del Cielo Stony Meteorite NWA 869 Stony-Iron Meteorite Sericho Each meteorite is a natural specimen representing one of the three principal meteorite classifications. Presentation The collection is supplied in a protective display case with a printed identification insert, making it suitable for display, education and collecting. Why Choose This Collection? Feature Benefit Three meteorite types Compare the principal meteorite classifications in one collection. Educational display An excellent introduction to meteorites and planetary science. Recognised meteorites Includes well-known meteorites from established localities. Protective presentation case Ready for display or gifting. Beginner friendly Ideal first meteorite collection for new collectors. Natural specimens Every collection contains genuine meteorite material. Scientific Information Property Information Product Type Meteorite Collection Number of Specimens Three Iron Meteorite Campo del Cielo Stony Meteorite NWA 869 Stony-Iron Meteorite Sericho Presentation Display Case Preparation Natural Specimens Origin Campo del Cielo Argentina NWA 869 North West Africa Sericho Isiolo County, Kenya Care Instructions Store the collection in a dry environment away from excessive humidity. Handle specimens carefully and avoid dropping them onto hard surfaces. Iron meteorites may naturally oxidise if exposed to moisture for prolonged periods. Please Note Every meteorite is a natural specimen. Variations in shape, colour, texture and size are expected. As a natural collection, individual specimens may vary slightly from those illustrated while representing the same meteorite types.
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