This Campo del Cielo iron meteorite pyramid is a solid iron-nickel specimen from the Campo del Cielo strewn field in Argentina. The piece has been shaped into a pyramid-like form, with one side intentionally cut flat. The specimen exhibits the dense metallic structure, natural patina, and substantial weight characteristic of Campo del Cielo meteorites. Its unique truncated form highlights both the natural material and the craftsmanship involved in shaping the piece, making it suitable for study or display.
Features
• Name: Campo del Cielo Meteorite
• Type: Iron meteorite
• Classification: IAB-MG
• Dimensions: approx. 21 × 42 × 35 mm
• Weight: 81.5 g
• Origin: Parent body unknown
• Found: Campo del Cielo, Argentina
• Form: Truncated pyramid (one side cut flat)
• Discovery Date: 1590
• Certification: Certificate of authenticity issued by my shop
Campo del Cielo meteorites originate from one of the largest known iron meteorite strewn fields on Earth, created when a large iron meteoroid fragmented before impact. Classified as IAB iron meteorites, these specimens represent metallic core material from an early asteroid and are valued for their density, structure, and geological significance.
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