Meteorite by Name

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Explore our collection of genuine Meteorites by Name, featuring some of the world's most recognised and scientifically important meteorites. Each named meteorite has its own unique history, classification and story, allowing collectors to explore individual meteorites from renowned falls and finds around the world.

Whether you are searching for the famous Campo del Cielo Iron Meteorites, the stunning Sericho Pallasite, the rare Oued El Hamim 001 Lunar Meteorite or the Tanezrouft 091 Mesosiderite, each collection provides information about that specific meteorite together with the authenticated specimens currently available.

Every meteorite has been carefully selected for its scientific significance, authenticity and collector appeal, making these remarkable specimens ideal for collectors, educators and researchers alike.

As our collection continues to grow, additional named meteorites from recognised falls and finds around the world will be added.

Why Browse Meteorites by Name?

Explore individual meteorites with unique geological histories.
Compare different meteorite classifications and parent bodies.
Discover famous meteorite falls and significant finds.
Browse authenticated specimens from recognised meteorites.
Ideal for collectors, educators and researchers.
Easily find specimens from specific meteorites.

Current and future collections include:

Campo del Cielo
Sericho
Tanezrouft 091
Oued El Hamim 001
Murchison
Sikhote-Alin
Seymchan
Muonionalusta
Gibeon
NWA Meteorites

As our collection grows, additional authenticated meteorites will be added.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do meteorites have names?

Meteorites receive official names following internationally recognised naming conventions, helping scientists and collectors accurately identify and distinguish individual meteorites.

What is a named meteorite?

A named meteorite is an officially recognised meteorite that has received an approved designation, often reflecting the location where it was found or observed to fall, together with any applicable numbering where required.

Can different specimens come from the same meteorite?

Yes. Individual slices, fragments, end cuts and complete specimens may all originate from the same named meteorite.

Why collect meteorites by name?

Many collectors enjoy building collections representing different meteorites from around the world. Each named meteorite has its own geological history, classification and scientific significance.

Are all specimens genuine?

Yes. Every specimen offered by GeoFossils is carefully identified and responsibly sourced, with authenticity and provenance provided where applicable.