NWA 16312 Eucrite Meteorite - 8.8g - Part Of The HED Group

This is a brand new, stunning NWA 16312 eucrite meteorite that has just completed classification.  It has a very unique look to it compared to other eucrite meteorites, and is the newest meteorite to hit The Interstellar Collection.  

Eucrites are a part of the HED Group of Meteorites.  "H" being Howardites, "E" being Eucrites, and "D" being Diogenites.  HED's are achondrites that are derived from a differentiated parent body (asteroid).  As a piece of natural history, this meteorite has a unique story to tell.  Its composition and origin make it a fascinating subject for study and an impressive display piece to show off.  Don't miss your chance to make this remarkable meteorite yours!  

About Stony Meteorites:

Stony meteorites are the most common meteorites, making up the majority of the meteorites discovered here on Earth.  They are divided into two groups: chondrites, which are some of the oldest primitive material in our entire solar system originating from large asteroids, and achondrites, which include meteorites that derived from our moon and Mars.

*Note - Lunar and Martian-originated meteorites will always be indicated as such on the listing. Any other meteorite listed will have originated from an asteroid.