The Campo Del Cielo Iron Nickel Meteorite is a rare and unique collectible item originating from Argentina. This meteorite, weighing 13.70 grams, is made of iron and nickel, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in meteorites. Its origin in Argentina adds to its intriguing appeal, as it showcases a piece of extraterrestrial history that has landed on Earth. This iron meteorite is a special addition to any collection of rocks, fossils, and minerals, especially for those fascinated by the mysteries of outer space.

Iron Nickel Meteor fragment - coarse octahedrite Campo del Cielo Argentina

Weight: 13.70 Grams

Measurements: 26.54mm x 13.43mm x 11.47mm

Campo del Cielo iron meteorites were discovered in 1571 about 500 miles northwest of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is estimated the fall occurred 4,000 - 6,000 years ago at Campo del Cielo (meaning "field of sky" or "heaven").

This is a Group IA iron meteorite classed as a coarse octahedrite. On average, the composition is 92.5% iron, 6.68% nickel and 1.12% cobalt, phosphorous germanium and gallium.