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The Diogenite NWA 7831 This exquisite slice of Diogenite NWA 7831 invites you to explore the enigmatic world of the asteroid Vesta. Its richly layered cross-section showcases a harmonious interplay of dark olivine-rich matrix and lighter pyroxene crystals, reminiscent of a primordial landscape shaped by intense geological processes. The intricate textures and subtle colour variations reveal a history of crystallization and metamorphism, offering a glimpse into the asteroid’s ancient past. Measuring 4.72 x 3.0 inches and weighing 53 grams, this specimen strikes a perfect balance between visual impact and the intimacy of personal study or display. The polished surface accentuates the meteorite's unique mineralogy, making the complex internal structure not only a scientific marvel but also a stunning work of art from the cosmos.   Origin & Classification Discovered in 2020 and officially classified in 2023, NWA 7831 stands among a select group of meteorites that represent the Diogenite classification, known for its origins from the asteroid Vesta. Formed from the remnants of a protoplanet, this meteorite traveled through the vastness of space before landing on Earth, encapsulating a remarkable journey through our solar system’s history.   Details Weight: 53 grams Size: 4.72 x 3 inches (11.9 cm x 7.8 cm) Display Dimensions: 6 x 3 x 3 inches Finish: Polished face Classification: Diogenite  Certificate of authenticity issued by Fossil Realm Inc. Included with purchase.  This meteorite is published in the meteoritical bulletin: Meteoritical Bulletin

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