Holbrook Meteorite Fragment 1.4 x 1.5cm

Holbrook Meteorite
Measurements: 1.4 x 1.5cm

A Legendary Fall from the Skies of Arizona

Step into a moment frozen in time with a piece of the Holbrook meteorite. This chondrite fell to Earth on July 19, 1912, exploding in a brilliant fireball over the Arizona desert. Thousands of fragments scattered across the landscape, making it one of the most well-documented meteorite falls in North America.

From the Sky to the Southwest

The Holbrook meteorite is an H4 chondrite, a type of stony meteorite that preserves some of the solar system’s oldest material. These stones contain chondrules—tiny round grains that formed over 4.5 billion years ago in the early solar nebula. Each fragment is a time capsule from the dawn of planetary formation.

Authentic, Natural, and Full of Energy

Holbrook meteorites are known for their earthy, weathered surfaces and natural brown to black fusion crusts. These textures form as the meteorite burns through Earth’s atmosphere. Many pieces are small but powerful, perfect for holding, displaying, or meditating with.

A Favorite Among Collectors and Educators

Due to its historical significance and visual appeal, Holbrook is a staple in many collections. It’s also ideal for teaching about meteorite types, solar system history, and impact science. Each specimen carries both cosmic and cultural value.

Spiritual and Grounding Qualities

In metaphysical practices, Holbrook is thought to offer grounding, protection, and clarity. As a stony meteorite, it bridges the elemental qualities of Earth with the expansive energy of the cosmos. Hold one during meditation or keep it in your space to feel rooted yet connected to something far beyond.

Own a Piece of a Famous Meteorite Fall

Each Holbrook fragment is 100% authentic and sourced from the original fall site. No two are alike, and each one holds a story written in stone and stardust.