Muonionalusta Iron Meteorite

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METEORITE DETAILS

Official Name: Muonionalusta
Classification: Iron Meteorite
Chemical Group: IVA
Structural Class: Fine Octahedrite
Find Location: Pajala, Norrbotten County, Northern Sweden
Found: 2026
Specimen Weight: 6 kg
Observed Fall: No

ABOUT THIS SPECIMEN

A substantial 6 kg individual specimen of the Muonionalusta iron meteorite, found in northern Sweden in 2026 and distinguished by its powerful sculptural form and naturally weathered surface.

Muonionalusta is classified as a fine octahedrite belonging to the IVA chemical group. Its material formed during the earliest history of the Solar System, approximately 4.56 billion years ago.

The specimen retains a rugged, strongly textured surface shaped by its extraterrestrial origin and prolonged exposure within the Arctic landscape. Its irregular silhouette gives it the presence of a natural sculpture—created by cosmic forces, impact, ice and time.

A commanding collector-grade meteorite with substantial weight, documented origin and exceptional visual character.

Available for private acquisition.

METEORITE DETAILS

Official Name: Muonionalusta
Classification: Iron Meteorite
Chemical Group: IVA
Structural Class: Fine Octahedrite
Find Location: Pajala, Norrbotten County, Northern Sweden
Found: 2026
Specimen Weight: 6 kg
Observed Fall: No

ABOUT THIS SPECIMEN

A substantial 6 kg individual specimen of the Muonionalusta iron meteorite, found in northern Sweden in 2026 and distinguished by its powerful sculptural form and naturally weathered surface.

Muonionalusta is classified as a fine octahedrite belonging to the IVA chemical group. Its material formed during the earliest history of the Solar System, approximately 4.56 billion years ago.

The specimen retains a rugged, strongly textured surface shaped by its extraterrestrial origin and prolonged exposure within the Arctic landscape. Its irregular silhouette gives it the presence of a natural sculpture—created by cosmic forces, impact, ice and time.

A commanding collector-grade meteorite with substantial weight, documented origin and exceptional visual character.

Available for private acquisition.