For serious collectors, researchers, and museums only.

Collected in situ from an officially recognized chondritic meteorite strewn field in Qinghai Province, China, this display specimen is a composite of native soil and embedded meteorite fragments, preserved precisely as found. It captures the original stratigraphy and impact deformation created at the moment of meteoritic dispersal.

This is not a simulated crater model or assembled display set—what you see is exactly how it was unearthed. Our field team took great care to maintain the structure, texture, and fragment orientation, making this an extraordinary reference-grade artifact for study, preservation, and public exhibition.

🔬 Key Features:

Type: Natural impact site matrix with embedded chondritic meteorite fragments
Meteorite Class: Likely Ordinary Chondrite (analysis available upon request)
Collection Site: Confirmed strewn field, Qinghai Province, China (Private expedition, 2023)
Size:250*160*50mm
Weight:600g
Condition: As found; no post-processing, no polishing, no artificial placement

Packaging: Archival-safe foam casing (non-destructive), suitable for museum-grade storage

📚 Academic and Display Value:

Strewn Field Matrix: Provides context for impact mechanics and depositional environments
Chondritic Composition: Useful for comparative meteoritical studies (mineralogy, alloy structure, contain textures possibly indicating brecciation and melting)
Education & Exhibition: A rare opportunity to show not just a meteorite—but how it lands
Proof of Integrity: The embedded distribution, regmaglypts, and terrain features speak for themselves. Seasoned collectors will instantly recognize its authenticity.

📦 What’s Included:

1 × Undisturbed strewn-field meteorite matrix specimen
1 × Detailed provenance and collector's notes
Optional: Scientific compositional profile (on demand)
Optional: Display plinth or archival-grade label (for institutional buyers)

📝 Notes:

Each geological structure and embedded chondritic fragment in this slab is authentic, and we chose not to alter its physical context in any way. This is a museum-class piece, not a re-constructed sample.

Packaging and shipping will follow conservation best practices to ensure zero disruption. For academic institutions, custom documentation for accessioning is available.

👉 Serious inquiries welcome. One-of-a-kind specimen. Not mass-produced.
Collectors who know meteorites will recognize this immediately.