Rarity and Value

This 6.796-gram fragment of lunar meteorite “NWA 13974” is a significant and extraordinary piece of the Moon’s surface. Classified as feldspathic melt breccia A-S3, it offers insight into the geological processes that shaped the lunar crust. The rarity of such a large fragment and its pristine preservation make it a highly desirable acquisition for collectors and researchers.

Discovery and Acquisition

Discovered in Morocco in 2021, this meteorite traveled across space before landing on Earth, carrying with it the history of the Moon’s ancient surface. Its authenticity and provenance have been meticulously documented, ensuring its scientific and historical significance.

Craftsmanship and Presentation

The meteorite is elegantly mounted in a custom wooden frame, designed to protect and display its remarkable structure. The clear cover allows for close observation of the fragment’s intricate details, making it both a scientific and artistic centerpiece.

Human Touch

Owning this meteorite is like holding a piece of the universe in your hands. It represents the Moon’s connection to Earth and humanity’s unyielding fascination with the cosmos. This fragment invites reflection on the mysteries of the Moon and the stories it holds.