Medium Mars Meteorite
A 30-50mg slice of genuine Mars meteorite encased and certified in an acrylic display slab.
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DESCRIPTION
Own your very own 30-50mg piece of Planet Mars! Our genuine Mars meteorites are incredibly rare and highly prized - for good reason! Not very many people on Earth own a piece of another planet, Mars no less. But you could be one of the few with our medium Mars meteorites.
Product Information:
- Genuine Mars meteorite
- Mars meteorite weighs approx: 30-50mg
- Comes boxed in 3x2'' presentation box
- Includes an individual meteorite registration number (i.e. NWA 6963)
- Includes a statement of authenticity on the reverse
Authentication Information: The meteorite contained within this display has been independently and scientifically analysed by a respected authority and compared against data collected and sent back to Earth from samples analysed by the various Mars Rovers to guarantee its authenticity. Each piece comes with an individual serial number which can be searched for on the International Society for Meteoritics and Planetary Science website where a complete analysis and composition breakdown is also publicly available.
Description
Own your very own 30-50mg piece of Planet Mars! Our genuine Mars meteorites are incredibly rare and highly prized - for good reason! Not very many people on Earth own a piece of another planet, Mars no less. But you could be one of the few with our medium Mars meteorites.
Product Information:
- Genuine Mars meteorite
- Mars meteorite weighs approx: 30-50mg
- Comes boxed in 3x2'' presentation box
- Includes an individual meteorite registration number (i.e. NWA 6963)
- Includes a statement of authenticity on the reverse
Authentication Information: The meteorite contained within this display has been independently and scientifically analysed by a respected authority and compared against data collected and sent back to Earth from samples analysed by the various Mars Rovers to guarantee its authenticity. Each piece comes with an individual serial number which can be searched for on the International Society for Meteoritics and Planetary Science website where a complete analysis and composition breakdown is also publicly available.