Tindouf Black Iron

This striking iron meteorite, identified as Tindouf Black Iron, was uncovered in the Moroccan desert by a team of certified researchers. Its prominent black metallic exterior, coupled with the solid mass and regmaglypts, points to its high iron-nickel content—typical of ancient planetary cores. The fusion crust reveals a history of intense atmospheric entry, while the visible metallic luster offers evidence of its extraterrestrial origin. Iron meteorites like this are considered rare due to their durability and ability to survive atmospheric friction. The piece is ideal for both collectors and institutions looking for display-quality or analyzable material. Its authentic origin from Morocco adds historical and geological value. Each gram carries millions of years of cosmic history, making it a tangible fragment of our solar system’s past.