We are pround to announce, two of our Trinitite specimen's

have been accepted as part of the well-known Theodore Gray's    

"Wooden Periodic Table" of Elements website  click here

Early in the morning on July 16th, 1945, at 05: 29: 45 Mountain Time the first Atomic Bomb was detonated at the Trinity test site in the New Mexico desert. The  explosion produced a blast equivalent of 18,000 tons of TNT, and The intense heat  lined  a crater, approx. 1100 ft wide and 10 ft deep with

                  Trinitite

Traces of the material can be found at the Trinity Site today, though most of it was bulldozed and buried by the Atomic Energy Commission in 1952.   It is now illegal to take the remaining material from the site, as it is a National Landmark

Once gone, there will never be any more. As supplies diminish, expect Trinitite prices to rise sharply!

All Trinitite offered by Nuclearon

  is tested with a Mass Spectrometer to confirm they contain the fission byproducts to be authentic trinitite.

 We  currently have over 40 specimens of Tested and Authentic Trinitite to offer, plus

we have Trinitite photocards that are ideal for presentation purposes and as teaching aids for classrooms.

 Trinitite  Analysis

Each Trinitite Specimen will come with it's own identification label (shown below),  with your Specimen's number and it's exact weight displayed, plus a COA that will include a color photo of your trinitite specimen, offering the collector complete documentation of their Trinitite .

Your Trinitite will also arrive in a special cotton-lined jewelers box to protect your Investment .

These are Fine Specimen's for the collector.

  Trinitite specimen's are actual pieces of an Historic event in this country's Atomic History & an artifact that with time will become scarce to find.

For those who might be unfamiliar with this material or it's history, we suggest

you review our recent paper titled,

 

Trinitite Varieties

 

             *All Trinitite is slightly radioactive, but perfectly safe to handle.
 

*2.5 CM = 1.0 INCHES

GREEN TRINITITE

Weight: 11.6 gram     Size: 5.0 x 3.0 x .50 cm

Excellent specimen of this rare historic material, called Trinitite. Sizes such as this are becoming extremely

rare to find these days, however, Nuclearon strives to find these special specimens of trinitite for the collector.

TRN01

GREEN TRINITITE

Weight: 9.6 gram     Size: 4.4 x 2.5 x 1.0 cm

Large sized specimen of Trinitite, great coloring with high glassy surface, very nice molten form

TRN02

GREEN TRINITITE

Weight: 5.0 grams     Size: 3.2 x 2.7 x .50 cm

Fine glassy specimen of trinitite, excellent choice for display.

TRN 03

GREEN TRINITITE

Weight: 4.0 grams     Size: 3.0 x 2.1 x 0.5 cm

This specimen of Trinitite has a light green appearance, with some fallout attached to its surface, with evidence of gas vesicles.

TRN04

SOLD