B612
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Bespoke Sky Meteorites
Powering the frontiers of global situational awareness and planetary defense, B612 and Bespoke Sky Meteorites present the following exquisite meteorite specimens for your consideration. The profits of each sale empowers the science, hearts, and minds that seek each day to protect the one planet we call home.
Aletai Cube
The fusion of space and form
Commanding in scale and architectural in form, this exceptional 10.5 × 10.5 cm cube of Aletai transforms one of the world’s most recognizable iron meteorites into a sculptural object of extraordinary presence. Its substantial proportions, refined geometry, and extraterrestrial provenance give it the character of a true centerpiece. More than a meteorite specimen, it is a tangible fragment of the early Solar System presented with the restraint, rarity, and gravitas expected of a true collector’s piece.
9900 grams | $32400
Stories Written in Stone & Iron
Aletai Slice
A monument of celestial iron
An exceptional monument of celestial iron, this 6,100-gram slice of Aletai has been expertly cut, polished, and etched to reveal a dramatic metallic architecture of remarkable depth and symmetry. Its broad face exposes the intricate crystalline structure formed as the meteorite’s parent metal cooled over immense spans of time within an ancient asteroid, transforming a massive extraterrestrial fragment into a striking study in geometry, texture, and planetary history. With its commanding dimensions, sculptural form, and richly revealed internal patterning, this museum-caliber Aletai stands as both a significant scientific specimen and a singular statement piece for the most discerning collection.
Courtesy of Minnesota Meteorites
6.1 kilograms | $61000
Allende
The building blocks of life and planets
Opened in a dramatic butterfly presentation and polished to reveal its extraordinary internal architecture, this exceptional Allende specimen offers an intimate view into one of the most scientifically important carbonaceous chondrites ever recovered. Its contrasting matrix, chondrules, and calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions transform the specimen into a naturally composed work of extraterrestrial art, with each surface preserving material formed during the earliest chapter of the Solar System.
86 grams | $1950
Canyon Diablo
American history, born in the skies above
Monumental and deeply rooted in the history of American science, this extraordinary 12.1-kilogram Canyon Diablo mass originates from the iron impactor that created Arizona’s famed Meteor Crater, a site that became foundational to the modern understanding of terrestrial impact geology. Expertly prepared and preserved, the specimen reveals rare graphite-rich nodules captured along its sculptural surface, offering a striking glimpse into the mineral chemistry of an ancient metallic asteroid while preserving the rugged character for which Canyon Diablo is celebrated. With its commanding presence, exceptional preparation, and direct connection to one of the most important impact sites in scientific history, this museum-caliber mass stands as both a relic of the early Solar System and an enduring artifact of America’s pursuit of planetary understanding.
12.1 kilograms | $60000
Canyon Diablo
American history, frozen in time
Remarkable in form, this 5,200-gram Canyon Diablo mass has been expertly prepared and preserved to emphasize a natural silhouette that evokes the instant of a meteorite striking Earth. Originating from the iron body that created Arizona’s Meteor Crater, Canyon Diablo occupies an important place in American scientific history, where the site became central to proving the extraterrestrial origin of impact craters and advancing the modern study of planetary geology. With its powerful sculptural presence, historic provenance, and direct connection to one of the most consequential impact sites in the United States, this museum-caliber specimen stands as both an ancient relic of the Solar System and a dramatic visual expression of cosmic impact.
5200 grams | $23000
Estherville
Rich history meets rare beauty
Striking in both composition and provenance, this exceptional slice of Estherville reveals the dramatic union of silicate and metallic material that defines one of the world’s most celebrated mesosiderites. Its intricate interior, formed through extraordinary processes of collision, disruption, and reassembly on an ancient parent body, presents a naturally complex tableau that is as scientifically compelling as it is visually arresting. With its historic 1879 Iowa fall, unmistakable character, and enduring importance to planetary science, Estherville represents the caliber of specimen that brings together rarity and beauty in a truly distinguished collector’s piece.
45 grams | $1800
Gâra Djebilet 006
The Moon brought home to you
Singular in both stature and provenance, the 216-gram main mass of Gâra Djebilet 006 represents the defining specimen of this remarkable lunar meteorite, preserving the greatest concentration of material from a stone born on the surface of the Moon. Its sculptural exterior and unmistakable extraterrestrial character give it a commanding presence, while its lunar origin places it among the rarest and most evocative natural objects available to private collectors. More than a meteorite, this is the principal surviving expression of an off-world geological history. It is a museum-caliber centerpiece whose distinction rests not merely in rarity, but in the privilege of possessing the main mass itself.
216 grams | $15120
Gâra Djebilet 006
Bring home the Moon
Distinctive in form and unmistakably lunar in character, this exceptional 119-gram specimen of Gâra Djebilet 006 006 possesses a naturally sculptural geometry that gives it the presence of a singular extraterrestrial object rather than a conventional meteorite fragment. Its uncommon silhouette, tactile surface, and lunar provenance create a compelling tension between raw geology and refined form, making the piece as visually arresting as it is scientifically significant. For the discerning collector, it represents a specimen whose unique shape ensures that no comparable example can ever be precisely replicated.
119 grams | $8330
Gâra Djebilet 006
The grey of the Moon
Defined by its striking grey coloration and refined lunar character, this exceptional 56-gram specimen of Gâra Djebilet 006 possesses a quiet, almost architectural beauty that immediately distinguishes it from more conventional lunar material. Its muted tones, sculptural texture, and unmistakable off-world provenance give the piece a sophisticated visual presence, evoking the austere landscape of the Moon in a form that feels both elemental and rare. For the discerning collector, it is a compelling union of color and extraterrestrial history. This is a lunar specimen whose understated elegance gives it remarkable presence well beyond its size.
56 grams | $3920
Ghadduwah 003
Science and art, bound in rare form
Visually arresting and scientifically rare, this 272-gram slice of Ghadduwah 003 reveals a remarkable field of clasts distinguished by unusual color, texture, and form, each suspended within the complex architecture of this extraordinary CBa carbonaceous chondrite. Its interior records the violent high-energy processes of the early Solar System, where impact-generated melting, vaporization, and rapid recondensation created one of the most distinctive meteorite lithologies known. With its vivid mineral contrasts, uncommon clast population, and exceptional scientific pedigree, this museum-caliber slice stands as both a rare planetary record and a singular work of extraterrestrial natural art.
Courtesy of Minnesota Meteorites
272 grams | $68000
Gibeon Sphere
Rarity of size, form, and precision
Exceptional in both scale and execution, this 1,898-gram sphere of Gibeon transforms one of the world’s most celebrated iron meteorites into a form of extraordinary precision, symmetry, and sculptural presence. Large meteorite spheres of this caliber are inherently rare, requiring substantial starting mass, significant material loss, and exacting preparation to achieve a flawless geometry while preserving the crystalline character that makes Gibeon so highly prized among collectors. With its remarkable weight, refined form, and unmistakable extraterrestrial provenance, this museum-caliber sphere represents a coveted convergence of natural history, craftsmanship, and rarity, created for the most discerning of collections.
1898 grams | $94000
Hassi Khebi 003
Ancient planetary bodies, preserved
Exceptional in rarity, this 945-gram presentation represents the main mass of Hassi Khebi 003, divided into two matching halves and polished to reveal the intricate interior of this howardite melt breccia. Formed from material excavated and reworked on 4 Vesta, its mineral assemblage preserves evidence of one of the Solar System’s earliest differentiated worlds, where crustal and deeper planetary materials were mixed by immense ancient impacts. As the only mass presently available on the market, this museum-caliber specimen offers an extraordinary convergence of provenance, planetary history, and visual presence.
945 grams | $10400
Jikharra 001
Ancient planetary bodies, preserved
A monument of scale and visual complexity, this immense 6.9-kilogram full slice of Jikharra 001 has been polished to reveal a dramatic dual-lithology presentation, where substantial lithic clasts contrast against an abundant recrystallized impact-melt matrix. Classified as a eucrite melt breccia, Jikharra 001 records the violent collisional evolution of the HED parent body, widely associated with asteroid 4 Vesta, preserving basaltic crustal material that was shattered, melted, and reassembled by ancient impacts. With its monumental proportions, striking internal contrast, and exceptional scientific character, this museum-caliber slice transforms planetary geology into a singular architectural statement of remarkable rarity and presence.
Courtesy of Minnesota Meteorites
6.9 kilograms | $34500
Kénadsa 003
Main mass, freezing violence as art
Commanding in scale, this 1,109-gram main mass of Kénadsa 003 represents the principal specimen of a rare L6 melt breccia, its interior revealing rounded, equilibrated chondritic clasts suspended within a fine-grained impact-melt matrix accented by minute grains of metallic iron. Its complex structure records the violent collisional evolution of the L-chondrite parent body, an ancient asteroid system repeatedly disrupted by immense impacts, including the extraordinary breakup event approximately 466–470 million years ago that dispersed vast quantities of L-chondritic material throughout the inner Solar System. As the main mass, this museum-caliber specimen brings together planetary history and the catastrophic forces that created it.
1109 grams | $11000
Kénadsa 003
Cordiform mass of ancient violence
Striking in both scale and form, this exceptional 1,051-gram cordiform mass of Kénadsa 003 presents the rare L6 melt breccia in an unusually sculptural, naturally heart-shaped geometry. Its mineralogy preserves the violent collisional history of the L-chondrite parent body, where ancient impacts fragmented, melted, and reassembled material before a major breakup event approximately 466–470 million years ago dispersed vast quantities of L-chondritic debris throughout the inner Solar System. Combining scientific significance with a singular natural silhouette, this museum-caliber specimen stands as an extraordinary convergence of planetary history, rarity, and unmistakable visual presence.
1051 grams | $10500
Mundrabilla
Outer space meets Outback in rare form
Remarkably complex, this 641-gram full slice of Mundrabilla has been expertly polished and preserved to reveal the intricate metallic architecture, inclusions, and textural variation for which this celebrated Australian iron meteorite is renowned. Its broad prepared face offers an unusually complete view into the internal structure of a differentiated parent body, preserving the slow cooling, chemical segregation, and later disruption that shaped this ancient extraterrestrial metal over immense spans of time. With its substantial scale and exceptional complexity, this museum-caliber slice stands as both a scientifically compelling specimen and a singular work of natural planetary art.
Courtesy of Minnesota Meteorites
641 grams | $19260
NWA 17194 Slice
The early Solar System, preserved
This substantial 674-gram slice of NWA 17194 reveals the remarkable internal architecture of a rare CVred3 carbonaceous chondrite, with well-defined chondrules and ancient calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions suspended within its deep, fine-grained matrix. These primitive components preserve material formed during the earliest stages of the Solar System, including some of the first solids to condense from the solar nebula more than 4.5 billion years ago, making the specimen a tangible record of planetary formation itself. Visually commanding in its thickness and complexity, this museum-caliber piece brings together extraordinary scale, scientific importance, and the unmistakable beauty of one of the Solar System’s most primitive materials.
674 grams | $10100
NWA 17194
The early solar system, frozen in flight
This 632-gram flight-oriented mass of NWA 17194 preserves the aerodynamic sculpting of atmospheric passage while revealing an unusually large, exposed calcium-aluminum-rich inclusion across its surface. As a CVred3 carbonaceous chondrite, it contains some of the most primitive material known, including CAIs formed among the very first solids to condense from the solar nebula more than 4.5 billion years ago. Combining striking orientation, substantial scale, and a remarkably prominent window into the earliest history of the Solar System, this museum-caliber specimen possesses an extraordinary convergence of rarity and visual presence.
632 grams | $9500
NWA 17195
Mountainous form of celestial rarity
Extraordinary in form, this 1,506-gram main mass of NWA 17195 rises in a naturally sculpted profile reminiscent of a rugged mountain range, giving the specimen an unmatched presence. Classified as an exceptionally rare R3-4 Rumuruti chondrite, it preserves abundant unequilibrated chondrules, lithic clasts, and a fine-grained matrix that record primitive material from an oxidized asteroid parent body largely unchanged since the early Solar System. As the principal mass of a meteorite belonging to one of the least common chondrite groups, this museum-caliber specimen unites scientific rarity, commanding scale, and a singular natural silhouette unlike any conventional display piece.
1506 grams | $12000
NWA 17937
A celestial gift from Asteroid 4 Vesta
Exceptional in planetary significance, this crusted main mass of NWA 17937 represents the principal specimen of a brecciated eucrite, preserving fragments of basaltic crust excavated and reassembled through ancient impacts on 4 Vesta. Its intact fusion crust gives the mass remarkable visual presence, while its interior records the complex collisional history of one of the Solar System’s earliest differentiated worlds, a protoplanet whose crust, mantle, and metallic core formed more than 4.5 billion years ago. As the main mass and the only specimen offered for sale, it is a singular museum-caliber object uniting Vestan geology, rarity, and the unmistakable distinction of an intact extraterrestrial centerpiece.
818 grams | $8900
NWA 18036
Carbon from the early Solar System
With significant scientific character, this freshly crusted main mass of NWA 18036 presents a rare CK4 carbonaceous chondrite in a remarkably complete and visually compelling form, its dark fusion crust enclosing a mineralogically complex interior rich in chromium-bearing magnetite. Within, well-defined equilibrated chondrules rest in a recrystallized matrix containing pentlandite, plagioclase, pyroxenes, and remnant meteoritic metal, preserving evidence of both the primitive material and subsequent thermal evolution of its ancient asteroid parent body. As the principal specimen of this scarce meteorite, its striking crust, carbonaceous heritage, and scientifically revealing mineralogy combine to create a museum-caliber object of exceptional provenance and presence.
155 grams | $3100
Odessa
Ancient American history
Striking in form, this 1,031-gram specimen of Odessa possesses the rugged, sculptural character befitting one of America’s most storied iron meteorites, its deeply textured surface shaped by atmospheric passage and thousands of years beneath the West Texas landscape. Recovered from the famed Odessa impact site, where an ancient iron mass struck the plains long before the region became part of the American frontier, the specimen carries with it a remarkable dual heritage: a fragment of the early Solar System inseparably tied to the geology and history of the American West. With its substantial mass, evocative form, and unmistakable provenance, this museum-caliber Odessa stands as both an extraterrestrial relic and a distinctly American natural treasure.
1031 grams | $5200
Odessa
The meeting of outer space and Texas history
Monumental in scale and distinguished by institutional provenance, this extraordinary 5,500-gram mass of Odessa carries documented association with the University of New Mexico, adding an important scholarly lineage to one of America’s most historic iron meteorites. Originating from the famed Odessa crater field of West Texas, the specimen connects deep Solar System history with the rugged landscape of the American Southwest, where fragments of the ancient impactor became part of the scientific and cultural heritage of Texas. With its commanding mass, storied provenance, and unmistakable connection to an iconic American impact site, this museum-caliber Odessa stands as both an extraterrestrial relic and a significant artifact of Southwestern natural history.
5500 grams | $25000
Seymchan
Cosmic blend of olivine and metal
Elegant in proportion and extraordinary in light, this elongated 295-gram slice of Seymchan reveals a luminous field of translucent olivine suspended within its nickel-iron matrix, creating the jeweled architecture for which the finest pallasites are prized. Formed from material associated with the deep interior of a differentiated asteroid, Seymchan preserves the rare union of metal and crystalline silicate that offers a glimpse into planetary building processes otherwise hidden from view. With its graceful form, remarkable translucency, and sculptural balance of iron and olivine, this museum-caliber specimen possesses the presence of both a scientific relic and a natural work of art.
295 grams | $4600
Seymchan
Cosmic balance of crystal and metal
This elongated 219-gram slice of Seymchan reveals translucent olivine crystals suspended within a sculptural nickel-iron framework, creating the jewel-like interplay of light and metal that defines the finest pallasites. Formed from material associated with the deep interior of a differentiated asteroid, Seymchan preserves an extraordinary union of crystalline silicate and meteoritic iron, offering a rare glimpse into planetary processes hidden far beneath an ancient world’s surface. With its refined proportions and natural beauty, this museum-caliber specimen stands equally as a scientific object and a singular work of extraterrestrial art.
219 grams | $3500
Springwater
Rare Canadian treasure of cosmic origin
Elegant in presentation and exceptional in scientific pedigree, this expertly preserved 463-gram full slice of Springwater reveals the luminous olivine and nickel-iron architecture that defines one of Canada’s rarest and most historically important pallasites. First discovered near Springwater, Saskatchewan, in 1931, this anomalous main-group pallasite preserves material from the deep interior of an early differentiated asteroid, offering a tangible record of planetary formation more than 4.5 billion years ago. With its substantial scale, remarkable translucency, and connection to a meteorite whose principal masses have become important museum specimens, this museum-caliber slice unites scientific significance, Canadian natural history, and extraordinary visual presence.
463 grams | $20200
Tibhaouine 001
A monolith of fresh fusion crust
Extraordinary in both preservation and scale, this 6,118-gram three-piece presentation of Tibhaouine 001 is anchored by the main mass, whose broadest face retains an exceptionally fresh expanse of fusion crust, a rare surviving record of the meteorite’s passage through Earth’s atmosphere. Classified as a brecciated eucrite, Tibhaouine 001 originated from basaltic crustal material associated with asteroid 4 Vesta, preserving fragments of one of the Solar System’s earliest differentiated worlds and the violent impacts that repeatedly reshaped its surface. With the crusted principal mass accompanied by two complementary sections, this museum-caliber ensemble offers an unusually complete encounter with a single vestan meteorite, uniting pristine atmospheric history, planetary geology, rarity, and commanding visual presence.
6118 grams | $30500
Timimoun 002
Crusted gift from a distant world
Elegant in form, this elongated, fusion-crusted specimen of Timimoun 002 presents a rare diogenite in a naturally sculptural silhouette, its dark exterior preserving the final imprint of atmospheric passage. As a member of the HED clan, Timimoun 002 records material excavated from deep within the crust of 4 Vesta, offering a tangible fragment of one of the Solar System’s earliest differentiated worlds. Presented beneath a Swarovski crystal bell jar, the specimen becomes both scientific relic and objet d’art, a museum-caliber union of planetary history, refined presentation, and unmistakable presence.
88 grams | $2200
Timimoun 002 Set
Asteroid 4 Vesta in striking green
This three-piece presentation of Timimoun 002 is anchored by the 1,399-gram crusted main mass, whose broad exterior preserves the meteorite’s atmospheric history in strikingly complete form. Classified as a shocked, anorthite-bearing diogenite, Timimoun 002 is composed predominantly of orthopyroxene and records material from deep within the crust of 4 Vesta, including unusually preserved exsolution features that distinguish it scientifically among diogenites. Presented with two complementary sections, this museum-caliber ensemble offers an unusually complete expression of a single vestan meteorite, uniting principal-mass provenance, exceptional fusion crust, and the deep planetary history of one of the Solar System’s earliest differentiated worlds.
1581 grams | $24700
