Iron Meteorite Natural Hole Sculptural Regmaglypts Space Rock Heavy 2.9kg SS220

■ Description

A. Introduction

Hold a piece of the universe in your hands.
This is a powerful iron meteorite specimen weighing nearly 3 kg. It features well-defined regmaglypts—thumbprint-like depressions formed during atmospheric entry—and rare natural holes, giving it the presence of a true cosmic sculpture shaped by extreme heat and the passage of time.

B. Features & Highlights

Natural Holes (Nature’s Sculpture)
The most striking feature of this specimen is the large natural holes and cavities. In iron meteorites, such openings are often formed when softer inclusions—such as troilite—gradually weather away over long periods of time. The result is a dynamic, sculptural form with strong artistic character.

Regmaglypts
The surface is covered with smooth, melted depressions known as regmaglypts. These distinctive markings are a hallmark of iron meteorites and are direct evidence of their fiery journey through Earth’s atmosphere.

Texture & Presence
The meteorite has a dark, naturally oxidized patina and an exceptionally dense, heavy feel when held. Its weight and surface texture clearly convey its long cosmic and terrestrial history.

Magnetism
This specimen is attracted to a magnet, which is consistent with the characteristics of iron meteorites.

Type
Based on its physical appearance and weathering style, it displays characteristics commonly associated with Campo del Cielo or Nantan-type iron meteorites.

C. Display & Appreciation Ideas

Viewing Stone / Object of Contemplation
Its pierced form and rugged silhouette evoke caves or mountainous landscapes, making it suitable for contemplative display similar to Suiseki.

Interior Art Object
A naturally formed, one-of-a-kind sculptural object that adds depth and presence to any space.

Collection Centerpiece
With its impressive size, weight, and unique form, it stands out as a centerpiece in any meteorite or natural object collection.

D. Size & Weight

• Length: approx. 16.0 cm

• Width: approx. 13.0 cm

• Height: approx. 8.0 cm

• Weight: approx. 2,919 g (6.44 lbs)

Its substantial weight relative to size clearly demonstrates the high density typical of iron meteorites.

E. Condition

Condition: Antique / Nature-Found

As a meteorite discovered on Earth, the surface shows natural oxidation and weathering. These features are normal and reflect the long passage of time. The body itself is solid and stable.

F. Conclusion

This is not simply a rock, but a survivor from space—shaped into a sculptural form by natural forces alone.
With its commanding weight, natural holes, and unmistakable iron meteorite features, it is a unique and compelling specimen worthy of serious appreciation.
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