This new meteorite display features a genuine piece of
the planet Mars! - a small sample of the Martian meteorite Zagami. Zagami was seen to fall to Earth in Nigeria in 1962 - this means it is a "witnessed fall", making it a desirable Martian meteorite. For a while, Zagami was the "rock star" of meteorites when Bob Haag first acquired a portion of it and released it onto the collector's market.
The meteorite specimen is encased in a clear acrylic gemjar which
is placed inside a handsome display box that has a black pebblegrain
finish and a glass viewing window. The Mars Rock can be removed from
the case and handled or examined. The color artwork inside the display
has a retro-vintage astronomy theme and it was laser printed for
highest quality. This display would make the ideal gift for someone
who has everything. This would also make a fine outreach or
educational prop and it would look great on display in the office or
observatory.
I only have one of these displays that has a Zagami fragment, although I do have other displays that contain other Martian-origin meteorites such as NWA 998.
Refer to the photo. The black centimeter cube is shown for scale and is not included.