Nah. Meteorites look actually plain. This is a galena cluster from a museum display. Looked better irl.

My phone camera kinda sucks at reflective and glossy stuff.

But, nevertheless youve proven my point. Im going to automatically assume people who have issues uploading a photo

-are on the phone

-didnt wait for the photo to upload..

as for the photo

I mean ...look at this

I took this in paris. It struggled with glass.

I swear. Its why i liked older models. Focus was manual...

I see it, flow basalt?

I see it too (on laptop).

Not sure if I read it right - looks like it is Galena. From net: Galena is the main ore of lead, used since ancient times... world wide occurrences... (Galenite = A synonym of Galena) MORE INFO

Galena cluster. Dont know what kind of environment they are found, but in all likelyhood , its not basalt(its rare in my country. Most volcanics of that region are andesites and rhyolite)

Galenite is the mineral name. Galena is the massive name

Both terms are used worldwide. Galena "aka lead glance" is used in french , english, romanian , spanish(where i got my piece), portuguese, polish. italian and french. The other term, galenite, is used in nearly all slavic countires, germany, netherlands, mongolia,indonesia and partso f the middle east.

The exception would be nordic countries, most reffing "blyglans" or " Lyijyhohde".

I dont know how china, japan , korea, or the rest of the middle east call it.

What is a "massive name" rob?