Septarian: Nature's Ancient Geological Artwork
Shop Septarian Nodules Few natural stones are as visually distinctive as Septarian. With its intricate network of mineral-filled veins set against earthy grey, brown and golden tones, every specimen...
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The Gebel Kamil Meteorite is a rare nickel-rich iron meteorite discovered in Egypt's remote East Uweinat Desert.
It struck Earth less than 5,000 years ago, forming the remarkably well-preserved Kamil impact Crater. The impact shattered the meteorite into thousands of iron fragments, with around 1.6 tonnes of material recovered from the surrounding desert.
Classified as an ungrouped ataxite, Gebel Kamil contains an unusually high nickel content of around 20%, making it an important specimen for scientific research into iron meteorites and impact events.
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE, Egypt XGK009
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE, Egypt XGK004
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE, Egypt XGK001
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 319, Egypt CGK319
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 318, Egypt CGK318
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 317, Egypt CGK317
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 316, Egypt CGK316
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 314, Egypt CGK314
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 313, Egypt CGK313
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 312, Egypt CGK312
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 311, Egypt CGK311
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 310, Egypt CGK310
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 309, Egypt CGK309
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 308, Egypt CGK308
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 307, Egypt CGK307
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 306, Egypt CGK306
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 305, Egypt CGK305
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 304, Egypt CGK304
GEBEL KAMIL METEORITE COLLECTORS COIN 303, Egypt CGK303
Crystal World’s founder, Tom Kapitany, has spent his life immersed in the world of Natural History. His passion for collecting began long before he completed his Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne, where he studied Botany, Geology and Molecular Biology. After university, Tom co‑founded Collectors Corner at Garden World, a nursery specialising in rare and unusual plants from around the globe.
It was in this nursery that Tom first began offering fossils, minerals and meteorites from his personal collection — a small idea that grew into something much larger. By 1999, that passion evolved into Crystal World, now one of the most diverse geoscience exhibition centres in Australia.
Today, the Crystal World Exhibition Centre spans five acres and houses one of the country’s largest collections of geological and scientific specimens. Visitors can explore thousands of fossils, meteorites, gems, minerals and crystals, many of which have been personally selected and prepared by Tom and his team. The site also features more than 400 tonnes of rough geological material, tens of thousands of display specimens, and an outdoor Dinosaur Garden that brings prehistoric life to the present.
Crystal World continues to grow as both an educational destination and a global supplier, with specimens now found in private collections, shops and museums around the world.