A Piece of the Moon
A Piece of the Moon
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Own a Piece of the Moon — Lunar Meteorite Laâyoune 002
- Genuine lunar meteorite in removable specimen jar
- Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
- Freestanding acrylic educational display
- Black cotton-padded box, perfect for gifting
This authentic specimen is a fragment of Laâyoune 002, a lunar meteorite officially identified as a feldspathic breccia. It was discovered in the Western Sahara Desert and confirmed to be of lunar origin by the University of Washington.
Each fragment features a gray lunar surface, with some accented by weathered brown areas, bright mineral clasts or rare metallic grains — uncommon even among lunar meteorites. These clasts are remnants of the Moon’s primordial crust, shaped by ancient volcanic activity and high-energy impacts over billions of years.
Lunar meteorites are extraordinarily rare, making up less than 1% of all meteorites found on Earth. They’re significantly rarer than gold or diamonds, and each specimen is completely unique. This particular fragment began its existence on the Moon before a powerful impact launched it into space, eventually landing here on Earth after a journey of thousands of miles.
Key Facts:
- Meteorite name: Laâyoune 002
- Origin: The Moon (feldspathic breccia)
- Find location: Saguia el Hamra, Western Sahara
- Rarity: Less than 1% of all meteorites are lunar
We have several authentic fragments of Laâyoune 002 available, typically 0.2-0.5 cm in size. You will receive our choice from the available samples. Whether displayed on your desk, in a cabinet of curiosities, or alongside your telescope, this meteorite is a conversation piece that connects you directly to another world.

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Authentic artifacts
Sourced from established collectors and auctions, we ensure the authenticity of the specimens we sell.
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History you can touch
Each specimen is presented in a clear display jar, allowing you to examine it up close whenever curiosity strikes.
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Hand-crafted displays
Assemble your home museum with our freestanding displays, designed and crafted for each artifact in North Carolina, USA.