Mundrabilla Meteorite, 81.5g, Premium Collector’s Specimen | Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia crystallized rose quartz mineral specimen The unusual coloration is due

The unusual coloration is due to higher concentrations of iron

Canyon Diablo meteorite

A gemmy Fluorite specimen complete with stepped faces and a glassy luster

perched on white Albite matrix

While the more common form of pink opal is used for lapidary and jewelry

Mundrabilla Meteorite, 81.5g, Premium Collector’s Specimen | Nullarbor Plain, Western Australia crystallized rose quartz mineral specimen The unusual coloration is duePremium Mundrabilla Iron Meteorite, complete individual with well formed thumbprint regmaglypt and natural deep bronze desert patina. This Mundrabilla meteorite specimen is for the detail oriented collector who values a sculptural aesthetic in their iron meteorites. Our Australian friend exports these Mundrabillas, his meteorite hunting crew goes on expeditions into the Australian Outback to search for these. The strewn field is located in Nullarbor