Coming soon. This supplier-described Gibeon iron meteorite slice is not yet in stock. It will become available after the specimen arrives, is inspected, and final details are confirmed.
A supplier-described etched slice of Gibeon iron meteorite, recovered in Namibia and presented with its distinctive Widmanstätten pattern—an interlocking crystalline structure revealed on the prepared metallic surface.
This approximately 13g specimen is intended for collectors of meteorites, planetary materials, and natural history. The supplier lists the approximate dimensions as 1¼" × 1½" × 3mm; final measurements and in-hand photography will be confirmed and added when stock arrives.
Gibeon is an official meteorite name in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database and is classified as an iron meteorite, IVA. Because the stock has not yet arrived, the locality, weight, dimensions, and classification are presented as supplier information pending receipt and inspection.
Supplier-photo note: The photographs currently shown are supplied reference images. They will be replaced with Deep Time Atelier’s own in-hand photographs when this specimen is received.
Details
- Material: Etched iron meteorite (supplier-described Gibeon)
- Locality: Namibia (supplier-described)
- Weight: Approximately 13g (supplier-listed)
- Approximate dimensions: 1¼" × 1½" × 3mm (supplier-listed)
- Pattern: Widmanstätten pattern
- Quantity: One of a kind