This meteorite was found in March of 2000 by meteorite hunters searching the Oman desert near Dhofars.

A single stone weighing 1056 g was found in the desert of Oman on 1/24/2000 by meteorite hunters. The total known weight is 1056 grams before cut loss.

A stone fell at 7pm 04/22/1942 on the Kapoeta-Nathalani road (Sudan).

Fell October 1960 in Australia.

This is a very rare type of lunar meteorite with a low total known weight. This specimen was researched and prepared by the University of Washington in St. Louis, MO. Comes with full documentation and pictures from the university scientists. It was found in Sahara desert.

Picritic shergottite characterized by abundance of olivine. Recovered from the Sahara Desert in 2002. Total Known weight : ~700g These specimens were obtained from a researcher who did work with this Mars material.

A very rare classification of Eucrite that has a beautiful internal matrix that is gray in color with many different clasts. It was found in Sahara desert.

New Class HEDO (Very Rare) This is the 5th Olivine Diogenite ever found and forcing the creation of a new classification of O in the HED class. Of the 5 this is one of 2 that are available to collector’s and the total know weight of both is less than 1 ½ kilograms. This is an extremely rare opportunity to own this class of meteorites. It was found in Sahara desert.

Howardites are a very rare classification and this is even more rare in that it has been recrystalized. These are very beautiful internally with a full matrix of many different colored and shaped clasts. It was found in Sahara desert.

This is an endcut of a very rare Howardite with a total known weight of only 100.4 grams. This Howardite has a tan interior structure with many strange clasts of different colors. It was found in Sahara desert.

Found in 2004 Total Known weight: 6.5 kilo's

Classification: Ureilite. Find: 2004 (Morocco). These are beautiful looking specimens of a rare classification that is rich in diamond crystals.

Classification: Granulitic Lunar. Find: 2005. Total Known Weight: 1634 grams

Classification: Ureilite. Find: 2006. Total Known Weight: 2374 grams

Found in Morocco in 2006. This is a very rare meteorite with very little weathering, making it one of the freshest martian samples on earth. All the pieces display beautiful fusion crust.

This is a rare type of meteorite from a small total known weight fall that was found in April 2000 in Sahara. Total weight is 12.87kg.

Fell June 27th 1931 at 0130 hrs in southern Tunisia. Total weight is more than 12kg.

Fell October 3rd 1962 in Nigeria and was found by the farmer who observed the fall. It is from the planet Mars and is a very unique and rare meteorite. Total weight is 18.1kg.