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Henbury Iron Meteorite – 1,265g

Origin: Henbury Crater Field, Northern Territory, Australia

Type: Iron-Nickel Meteorite (Octahedrite)

Approximate Dimensions: 90 × 65 × 62 mm

Weight: 1,265 grams

This authentic Henbury meteorite is a striking example of a historic iron-nickel fall, showcasing natural pitting, regmaglypts, and a deep reddish desert patina developed over centuries in the harsh Australian outback.

Discovered in 1931, Henbury meteorites are linked to a dramatic impact event that formed fifteen craters across central Australia more than 4,000 years ago. The crater field is now a protected site where collecting is prohibited.

This specimen is legally sourced and comes with official Australian government export documentation—guaranteeing both authenticity and provenance.

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