NWA 2126 Meteorite | 3.2 Grams | Part Slice | Rare Polymict Eucrite | Hupé Collection Lapis Lazuli Moissanites are primarily produced in

Moissanites are primarily produced in laboratories

The color change is often triggered by different light sources

Oman in 2000 and is 1 of 3003 approved meteorites classified as such

making it a truly unique and rare find brought to you by the famous The Hupé Collection

NWA 2126 Meteorite | 3.2 Grams | Part Slice | Rare Polymict Eucrite | Hupé Collection Lapis Lazuli Moissanites are primarily produced inThis is a superb part slice of the rare Northwest Africa 2126 meteorite, weighing 3. 2 grams and measuring 20x18x4 mm. This is a meteorite classified as an HED achondrite Eucrite. The NWA 2126 is a rare Polymict Eucrite Achondrite found in 2004. When this meteorite was cut it looked very much like a Howardite. NAU, a NomCom approved facility, classified it as a Polymict Eucrite. This is a very interesting and rare class of achondrite. This meteorite