Own a genuine fragment of the Campo del Cielo meteorite, one of the world's best-known historic iron meteorites. Choose your preferred weight from 6–7g through to 10–11g, supplied with your choice of a black or white floating display.
Campo del Cielo, meaning “Field of the Sky”, is an extensive meteorite strewn field in the Gran Chaco region of Argentina. The iron meteorites are associated with a prehistoric fall approximately 4,000–5,000 years ago, while the first documented European investigation of the material dates to 1576.
Classified as an IAB-MG iron meteorite, Campo del Cielo consists predominantly of iron and nickel. Individual specimens have distinctive natural shapes and surfaces created by fragmentation, atmospheric passage and thousands of years of terrestrial exposure.
Rather than using a generic Small, Medium or Large classification, GeoFossils allows you to choose a defined weight range, making it easier to select a specimen to suit your collection, display or budget.
Choose Your Meteorite Weight
| Weight Range | Description |
|---|---|
| 6–7g | Compact collector specimen |
| 7–8g | Small display specimen |
| 8–9g | Substantial hand-selected specimen |
| 9–10g | Larger collector specimen |
| 10–11g | Largest specimen available within this listing |
Each meteorite is individually selected from the chosen weight range. Shape, dimensions, surface texture and appearance will naturally vary from specimen to specimen.
Floating Display Included
Every Campo del Cielo meteorite is supplied with a floating display. The transparent flexible membranes hold the meteorite within the frame, allowing it to be viewed from both sides while keeping the specimen attractively presented.
Please select black or white when ordering. If no colour preference is specified, we will automatically supply black.
Why Choose Campo del Cielo?
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Genuine named meteorite | Material from the recognised Campo del Cielo meteorite |
| IAB-MG iron meteorite | A scientifically classified iron meteorite |
| Choice of 6–11g specimens | Select a weight range to suit your collection and budget |
| Natural specimen | Each meteorite has its own shape, texture and surface characteristics |
| Floating display included | Choose black or white presentation |
| Certificate supplied | Includes GeoFossils meteorite documentation |
| Historic locality | One of the world's best-known meteorite strewn fields |
Scientific Information
| Property | Information |
|---|---|
| Official Name | Campo del Cielo |
| Meteorite Type | Iron Meteorite |
| Classification | IAB-MG |
| Find or Fall | Find |
| Location | Chaco and Santiago del Estero Provinces, Argentina |
| Estimated Fall | Approximately 4,000–5,000 years ago |
| Historical Documentation | 1576 |
| Composition | Predominantly iron-nickel alloy with accessory minerals and trace elements |
| Specimen Weight | Select from 6–7g, 7–8g, 8–9g, 9–10g or 10–11g |
| Preparation | Raw |
| Treatment | None |
Authenticity & Provenance
Each specimen is supplied with GeoFossils meteorite documentation and a Certificate of Authenticity.
GeoFossils is a Global Meteorite Association Trusted Business, Member G0127, supporting our commitment to accurately represented meteorites and responsible provenance.
Please Note
This is a weight-range product rather than an exact-specimen listing.
You will receive one genuine Campo del Cielo meteorite within your selected weight range. As these are natural meteorite specimens, shape, dimensions, surface texture and appearance will vary.
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- DHL Delivery: Enjoy fast and reliable shipping within the UK Mainland for just £5.80 (up to 20kg)! Your treasures will be on their way to you in no time!
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