Genuine Tassédet 004 meteorite displayed in glass box with label and color image
Genuine Tassédet 004 (Tchifaddine) Meteorite in Glass Display Box (Collision in Space)
Genuine Tassédet 004 (Tchifaddine) Meteorite in Glass Display Box (Collision in Space)

Vendor:Astro Gallery of Gems

Genuine Tassédet 004 (Tchifaddine) Meteorite in Glass Display Box (Collision in Space)

$89.00

A genuine piece of the Tassédet 004 meteorite, classified as an ordinary chondrite and impact melt breccia, presented in a labeled glass display box. The meteorite was discovered in 2016 near Agadez, Niger, weighing 249.5 grams.

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Genuine Tassédet 004 Meteorite Details

Meteorite Type
Stone, Impact Melt Breccia Classification: Ordinary Chondrite Discovered: 2016 Agadez, Niger Weight: 249.5 grams Includes: Labeled glass display box with color image and description Category: Meteorites Vendor: Astro Gallery of Gems

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Genuine Tassédet 004 meteorite specimen, labeled glass display box, color image and brief description insert

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Glass Display Box Size

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Genuine Tassédet 004 meteorite displayed in glass box with label and color image

A quiet fragment of elsewhere

Genuine Tassédet 004 (Tchifaddine) Meteorite set within a glass display box—dark stone, pale foam cradle, and a printed tale of its fall.

Collision remembered

A square of night, kept

One-of-one by design

Homes need fewer placeholders and more pieces that stop conversation mid-sentence. The Tassédet 004 meteorite arrives already labeled in a glass display box, so it settles onto a shelf or desk with quiet certainty. Its compact weight—249.5 grams for the full presentation—feels considered rather than imposing. Each specimen is unique, a small honesty that keeps it from blending into decor.

Scale, shifted

A tiny stone from Agadez, Niger, classified as an ordinary chondrite and impact melt breccia, turns a room toward the long view. The printed description anchors the wonder with facts, while the windowed box frames it like a private museum. Set near books or a task lamp, it invites the daily pause most rooms forget to ask for.

For the curious at home

Someone who keeps a measured space and wants a single, authentic artifact with a clear provenance tag and calm presence.

Place and live with it

Rest the boxed specimen on a bookshelf or desk where light can graze the glass and the label remains readable.
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About the Supplier

Astro Gallery of Gems

Family-owned since 1961, Astro Gallery of Gems began with Julio Tanjeloff’s conviction that exceptional mineral specimens belonged in homes as well as collections. The Fifth Avenue gallery in New York became a destination for collectors, designers, museums and people discovering gems and minerals for the first time. Astro specializes in fine minerals, gems, fossils, crystals, natural-history objects and rare jewelry—offerings that range from approachable specimens to large collector pieces. The gallery combines collecting, education, curation and natural history to help buyers select pieces chosen for color, formation, texture and visual presence. Compare listed dimensions, origin details and natural variations to find a specimen worth keeping in view.
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What exactly is included?
A genuine Tassédet 004 (Tchifaddine) meteorite specimen housed in a glass display box with a color image and a brief written description label.
Are all pieces identical to the photos?
No. A stock photo is shown; each meteorite is unique and may slightly vary from the photos.
How is the meteorite classified?
It is a stone meteorite, an impact melt breccia, classified as an ordinary chondrite.
Where and when was it discovered?
It was discovered in 2016 in Agadez, Niger.