Ordinary chondrite meteorites

They are the most common type of chondrites. Ordinary chondrites represent about 83% of all meteorites. Depending on their iron content, they are divided into 3 groups: H, L and LL (high, low, very low). Depending on the definition of their chondrules, they are divided in numbers from 3 to 7, being 3 pristine and 7 completely destroyed. An ordinary chondrite with very well defined chondrules and a high iron content would be classified as an H3 for instance. Learn more

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  • Oriented chondrite meteorite

    15kg. Sahara, 2024
    $12.000

  • Daraj 001. Endcut. 4th ever meteorite from Libya

    27,4g. Libya, 1986
    $70

    • Viñales meteorite. L6 chondrite. Endcut

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

      • 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
            $240

            • 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
                    $4.000

                  • 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
                    $400

                  • Recrystallized H6 chondrite. NWA 15681

                    73g. NWA, 2021
                    $280

                    • Gresia. Second largest meteorite from Romania

                      1595g. Romania, 1990
                      $7.000

                    • Viñales meteorite. Big specimen

                      458g. Viñales, 1 February 2019
                      $3.500

                    • Viñales meteorite. L6 chondrite

                      41,8g. Viñales, 1 February 2019
                      $220

                    • Viñales meteorite. L6 chondrite

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

                    • Aiquile meteorite. Bolivian H5 chondrite. Freshest

                      144g. Bolivia, 20 November 2016
                      $950

                    • El Hammami meteorite. Possible fall in 1995

                      11,7g. Algeria, discovered in 1997
                      $60

                      • Hit a house! Viñales meteorite + broken roof...

                        55g. Viñales, 1 February 2019
                        $7.500

                      • Aiquile meteorite. First Bolivian observed fall. H5 chondrite

                        495g. Bolivia, 20 November 2016
                        $4.400

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