Through lots of hard work we have grown to where we are now one of the largest meteorite dealers in the world, with thousands of clients in every corner of the globe. Stone meteorites are those with exteriors most similar to terrestrial rocks. When sliced open, they can be found to contain flecks of metal or spherical bodies called chondrules. Irons are meteorites whose composition is primarily iron with small amounts of nickel and cobalt. An iron meteorite is extremely dense and heavy in proportion to its size.
Pallasites are meteorites made up of both stone and iron.
Many of them contain beautiful olivine crystals that can be seen after they are sliced. Within these three main classes there are literally dozens of sub-classes, and our inventory has representatives of nearly every type, including a small lunar specimen and meteorites from Mars. We have gigantic irons that weigh several hundred pounds, and delicate and beautiful pallasites. While this may sound glamorous, it is a lot of hard work. I travel over 80,000 miles annually by truck, going to shows and buying specimens.