The Interstellar Collection's Personal Classifications

At The Interstellar Collection, we place strong emphasis on scientific validation and formal classification. Select specimens acquired by our company are submitted to leading scientists in the field of meteoritics for detailed laboratory analysis, which includes breaking down the stone's mineral composition, structure and chemistry, creating thin sections to study under optical microscopes and electron microprobes, measuring isotopic ratios through mass spectrometry, and measuring cosmic ray exposure.  When approved, these meteorites are officially authenticated, assigned a formal name/number under the company/Brett's name, and published in the Meteoritical Bulletin — the internationally recognized registry of classified meteorites.  

The following specimens represent meteorites associated with The Interstellar Collection that have undergone formal scientific study and have been accepted into the permanent scientific record. Each listing reflects our commitment to authenticity, documentation, and meaningful contribution to planetary science.

Lunar:
NWA 13989 (Fragmental Breccia)
NWA 17680 (Melt Breccia)
BJCL1 Troctolite (specimen under classification) - formal name pending
BJCL2 Troctolite (specimen under classification) - formal name pending
BJCL3 Breccia (specimen under classification) - formal name pending

Martian:
NWA 14107 (Olivine-Phyric Shergottite)
NWA 18281 - (Olivine-Phyric Shergottite)
BJCM3 (specimen under classification) - formal name pending

Aubrite:
BJCA1 (specimen under classification) - under study with Scientist

Howardite:
NWA 14448

Eucrite: 
NWA 16212
Wadsworth (Ohio - March 17, 2026 - Monomict Eucrite)

Diogenite:
NWA 15953 (Prob. Dual Lithology)
BJCD1 (specimen under classification) - under study with Scientist
BJCD2  (specimen under classification) - under study with Scientist

Carbonaceous:
NWA 18217 (CV3)
NWA 16314 (CK5)

Iron:
NEA 090 (IIIAB)

Mesosiderite:
El Milhas 005 (Type A3)
NWA 14518 (Type A3)
BJCMES1 (specimen under classification) - under study with Scientist
BJCMES2 (specimen under classification) - under study with Scientist

Pallasite:
BJCP1 (whole stone with jet-black fusion crust - not yet submitted for classification)

This list will be updated as often as possible, with plenty more currently pending, so keep an eye out for all of our newest classifications!