Chondrite meteorites

Chondrites are so-called because they contain chondrules. Chondrules were created when molten droplets of silicates solidified. Then they accreted in space together with free metals to form the first asteroids 4550 million years ago. Chondrites account for approximately 93% of stony meteorites. They are older than the Earth and the most abundant and complex type of stony meteorite. Learn more

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  • Chelyabinsk. Famous observed meteorite fall

    32g. Russia, 15 February 2013
    $270

    • Oriented Gao Guenie meteorite. H5 chondrite

      40,6g. Burkina Faso, 5 March 1960
      $70

      • Los Vientos 014 meteorite. Personal find

        35g. Chile, 2024
        $170

      • Oriented chondrite meteorite

        15kg. Sahara, 2024
        $10.000

      • Viñales meteorite. L6 chondrite. Endcut

        7,1g. Viñales, 1 Feb 2019
        $65

        • NWA 13167, C2 ung chondrite. Member of CT...

          33,9g. Sahara, 2019
          $5.000

        • Saratov. Historical meteorite fall

          8,9g. Russia, 6 September 1918
          $160

          • Villa Coronado meteorite. Only 1 mass found

            6,7g. Mexico, 1983
            $80

            • Ochansk meteorite. H4 chondrite. Historic fall in 1887

              6,2g. Russia, 30 August 1887
              $200

              • R chondrite. NWA 13518. Rumuruti meteorite. Endcut

                60,3g. NWA, 2019
                $180

              • Chwichiya 002 meteorite. C3.00-ung. Slice

                0,31g. Western Sahara, 10 June 2018
                $90

                • NWA 16401 meteorite. Lots of metal inclusions

                  31g. NWA 16401
                  $80

                  • Viñales meteorite. L6 chondrite. Slice

                    10,8g. Viñales, 1 February 2019
                    $120

                    • Nuevo Mercurio meteorite. With old label

                      19,6g. Mexico, 15 December 1978
                      $250

                      • Peekskill meteorite. Famous observed fall from New York

                        3,6g. United States, 9 October 1992
                        $3.000

                      • Juancheng meteorite. Fresh and oriented shape

                        53,6g. China, 15 February 1997
                        $1.000

                      • Juancheng meteorite. Oriented shape

                        18g. China, 15 February 1997
                        $350

                      • Souslovo. Possible observed fall in 1966

                        44,4g. Russia, 1966-1997
                        $350

                      • Recrystallized H6 chondrite. NWA 15681

                        73g. NWA, 2021
                        $280

                        • Gresia. Second largest meteorite from Romania

                          1595g. Romania, 1990
                          $7.000

                        • Murchison meteorite. CM2 with pre-solar grains

                          155,5g. Australia, 28 Sep 1969
                          $105.000

                        • Viñales meteorite. Big specimen

                          458g. Viñales, 1 February 2019
                          $2.700

                        • Viñales meteorite. L6 chondrite

                          41,8g. Viñales, 1 February 2019
                          $170

                        • Viñales meteorite. L6 chondrite

                          39,2g. Viñales, 1 February 2019
                          $250

                        • Aiquile meteorite. Bolivian H5 chondrite. Freshest

                          144g. Bolivia, 20 November 2016
                          $800

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