Gibeon Iron Meteorite slice from Namibia (Widmanstätten pattern)

Gibeon Iron Meteorite slice from Namibia (Widmanstätten pattern)Official Name: Gibeon Classification: Iron Size: + 2. 27" = 5,75 cm Weight: 39 Grams Location: Namibia Discovery: 1836 Discovered in Namibia in 1836, the Gibeon meteorite is universally regarded by collectors, jewelers, and luxury watchmakers as a high quality, stable iron meteorite. Because the Namibian government has strictly banned the export of Gibeon, the global circulating supply is fixed and increasingly scarce COA from IMCA member available.

often showing detailed scales and earthy tones from the mineral-rich fossil beds where they were found

not natural Citrine

Each tooth shows clear enamel detail and curvature

Age: Late Cretaceous (~70–90 million years old)

68 cmLocation: Ouled Abdoun Basin

Ammonites like Cleoniceras moved through the oceans using jet propulsion

no clear cut at the end

The picture shown is an example of the quality that you can expect to receive

found in the Ace Basin region of South Carolina

Dating back to the Cambrian Period (~505 million years ago)

It is a variety of quartz and is one of the most popular and valuable gemstones in the quartz family

This beautiful Morocops trilobite fossil comes from the Devonian layers of Morocco