-endcut- XL ANGRITE METEORITE -The oldest Plutonic stone in the Solar System- Rafsa 007 (Algeria, 2023). MUSEUM GRADE. - 54 g

Angrite meteorites are exceptionally rare and considered some of the oldest known basaltic achondrites, formed very early in the solar system's history. These meteorites originate from differentiated parent bodies and possess igneous textures indicating volcanic processes. Angrites are prized for their scientific value, providing insight into early planetary differentiation and crust formation. Museum-grade specimens like the XL Angrite fragment from Algeria exemplify exceptional preservation and display, offering key evidence about the primordial conditions within the solar nebula. Their plutonic nature reflects solidification beneath the surface of their parent asteroid, making them unique planetary materials distinct from chondrites and other achondrites. Collectors and researchers highly value angrites both for their rarity and the clues they hold about early planetary evolution.