XL Sculptural IRON METEORITE Campo del Cielo (Argentina, 4500 years) MUSEUM QUALITY. - 4323 g

The Campo del Cielo meteorites are a famous group of iron meteorites discovered in Argentina, estimated to have fallen around 4,500 years ago. These meteorites predominantly consist of iron and nickel, giving them a dense metallic character and a distinctive sculptural appearance due to their natural weathering and impact features. Such specimens often display regmaglypts—thumbprint-like indentations formed during their fiery descent through the atmosphere. Large meteorites like this one attract attention not only because of their size but also because they provide valuable scientific knowledge about the early solar system and planetary core processes. Their age and cosmic origin make them prized museum-quality pieces for collectors and enthusiasts of meteoritics and geological history alike.