NWA 13272 Ungrouped Achondrite Meteorite 

NWA 13272 is a rare ungrouped achondrite meteorite, representing material that does not belong to any known meteorite classification group — making it scientifically unique.

This complete natural fragment was discovered in Mauritania in 2019 and preserves an igneous structure formed through melting and differentiation processes on its parent body.

Unlike typical meteorites, NWA 13272 shows oxygen isotope affinities to L chondrites while remaining ungrouped, highlighting its unusual origin and importance for planetary research.

Its natural surface displays a desert patina, while internal structures include pyroxene, olivine, silicic glass, and traces of metal, offering insight into early planetary formation.

This specimen is ideal for collectors seeking rare and scientifically significant meteorites.

✔ Complete natural fragment
✔ Ungrouped (rare classification)
✔ Includes Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

Meteorite Details

Meteorite: Northwest Africa 13272 (NWA 13272)
Type: Ungrouped Achondrite
Origin: Differentiated parent body
Find location: Mauritania
Weight: 11.6 g
Dimensions: 31 × 19 × 17 mm