
A broad rectangular slice — 51 × 29 mm at 3.6 mm thick, 11.5 g. Large enough to be a display specimen and thin enough to wear, which is a narrower window than it sounds.
On a face this size the etched lattice shows its full grammar: long bands crossing at fixed angles, terminating against one another, with finer structure in between. That geometry is a direct consequence of how the parent body cooled — roughly a degree per million years — and it is why no laboratory has been able to fake it.





The cross is very beautiful. This is a genuine meteorite. Thank you.
qenjamin dhristie · Aug 15, 2026