Iron meteorite from Campo del Cielo, Argentina

A loose iron meteorite fragment from Campo del Cielo, Argentina. The chosen geometry shows a particularly compact, rounded shape, probably from the central strewn-field areas with the highest fragmentation values.

The shape distribution in the Campo del Cielo strewn field follows a documented geometry. In the central crater zones, predominantly compact, rounded fragments are found due to fragmentation at high impact energy. In the marginal zones, larger irregular fragments from lower energy impacts are found.

The geochemical signature of this material can be clearly identified using X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy (XRF). Ni content 6.7%, Co 0.4%, Ge 320 ppm, Ga 80 ppm, all values within the documented Campo del Cielo range.

The loose format is suitable for display in a showcase or as a collector's desk piece.

An Argentine collector's item with compact central strewn-field geometry and XRF-spectroscopically verified authenticity.