NMM 2133 Jar is a shiny black V-type (glass) micrometeorite featuring a nickel-iron metal mound at the front that has triggered beautiful conical crystallisation, covering nearly fifty per cent of the stone. In the glassy rear section, we observe both isolated pyramidal crystals—formed by the soap bubble effect, as explained in the Atlas—and, above all, intriguing circular pit erosion. This micrometeorite has it all and is renowned among collectors worldwide for its full page (40) presentation in the Atlas of Micrometeorites. A unique opportunity.

PROVENANCE: The catalogue number refers to the NMM archive, the index of Jon Larsen’s Project Stardust collection, which is the reference collection for urban micrometeorites. The stone was found, curated, and selected by Larsen. It is in pristine condition, fresh from Space. Follow Jon Larsen’s Project Stardust and get exclusive micrometeorite content: https://www.patreon.com/c/ProjectStardust826

VERIFICATION: The MM has been confirmed extraterrestrial by visual identification and/or SEM/EDS analysis by Jon Larsen. The stone is mounted on a durable aluminium/glass/cardboard microslide and is delivered together with a signed Certificate of Authenticity and four photo files. This micrometeorite is a unique museum-quality specimen and a jewel in any collection.