Stone meteorites type L – Stenmeteoritter type L

Low iron – L-type chondrite

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NWA 7581 – type L3 chondrite

Mean chondrule diameter of 0.6 mm and metal abundance argues for L type. Cr2O3 in olivine is 0.02-0.45. Type 3 definition: Designates chondrites that are characterized by abundant chondrules, low degrees of aqueous alteration, and unequilibrated mineral assemblages. Many of the low-Ca pyroxene grains are monoclinic and exhibit polysynthetic twinning. The type 3 chondrites may be divided into subtypes ranging from 3.00 (least metamorphosed) to 3.9 (nearly metamorphosed to type 4 levels). If primary igneous glass occurs in the chondrules, it belongs to type 3.

4,02 g #51001  sold

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NWA 13281 – type L5 chondrite

NEW CHONDRITE – Classified in March 2020

This fascinating chondrite was found in 2019 in Niger, most with some to almost full crust. Light gray interior with a lot of details, metal grains, chondrules and inclusions. Whole specimens from 5 g to 1700 g, windowed specimens, half stones, full slices, part slices and end cuts. Please ask if you have special requests – also for jewelry.

A few details (click to enlarge):

A few whole specimens:

#51012  8,5g  sold

#51013  307,9g  € 338,-   kr. 2535,-

#51014   643g   € 700,-    kr. 5200,-

#51015   1095g   reserved

193,4g #51017 € 212,-  kr. 1590,-

41,8g #51019 – sold

Some large full slices:

90g #51005 €99,-  kr. 750,-

81,9g #51006 €90,-  kr. 675,-

78,1g #51007 €96,-  kr. 720,-

70,2g #51008 €77,-  kr. 577,-

End cuts:

End cut 24,3g #51009 SOLD

End cut 16g #51010   –  SOLD

Large end cut 480,8g #51016 € 528,-  kr. 3960,-

Half stones (1/5 to 4/5):

272,1g #51020 € 299,-  kr. 2242,-

53,3g #51021 € 58,-  kr. 435,-

33,3g #51022 € 36,-  kr. 270,-

27g #51023 sold

15,4g #51024 SOLD

59g #51025 sold

Small full slices:

16,6g #51026 € 18,-  kr. 135,-

9,5g #51027 € 11,-  kr. 85,-

13,6g #51029 €15,-  kr. 112,-

13,4g #51030 € 15,-  kr. 112,-

13,3g #51031 € 15,-  kr. 112,-

9,2g #51032 SOLD

5,5g #51033 € 7,-  kr. 52,-

MET BUL LINK: https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php?code=71676

MPOD LINK: http://www.tucsonmeteorites.com/mpodmain.asp?XX=2&DD=3/27/2020