Rarity and Value

This 0.756-gram fragment of lunar meteorite “NWA 13974” is a rare treasure that brings the Moon closer to Earth. Classified as feldspathic melt breccia A-S3, it offers a snapshot of lunar material, untouched for billions of years. The low weathering grade ensures the meteorite remains in excellent condition, preserving the intricate details that make it a unique addition to any collection.

Discovery and Acquisition

Discovered in Morocco in 2021, this meteorite represents the remnants of the Moon’s surface, ejected during cosmic impacts. Its acquisition allows collectors to own a tangible piece of lunar history, confirming its authenticity and offering insight into the Moon’s geological evolution.

Craftsmanship and Presentation

The wooden frame housing this meteorite has been carefully designed to allow optimal viewing while preserving the fragment’s integrity. The elegant design and protective transparent cover enhance the visual appeal of this exceptional specimen.

Human Touch

This meteorite serves as a bridge between Earth and the Moon, offering a rare connection to the cosmos. It is not just a specimen but a piece of the celestial world, inviting its owner to contemplate the grandeur and mysteries of space.