Seymchan meteorite Pallasitic - Height: 154 mm - Width: 113 mm - 200 g - (1)

Magnificent slice of Seymchan pallasite meteorite, a specimen of remarkable quality from the famous discovery of 1967 in Magadan, Russia.

Pallasites are among the rarest and most spectacular meteorites in the world, formed by a fascinating mixture of translucent olivine crystals set in a polished iron-nickel matrix.

Piece characteristics:
Name: Seymchan
Type: Pallasite
Discovery date: 1967
Locality: Magadan, Russia
Mass: 200 grams
Collection number: Col No: 25-4
Appearance: Olivine crystals in bright, iridescent hues, beautifully showcased by translucency and the metallic structure.

Presentation:
The meteorite is sold with its custom-made metal stand as well as its official collection plaque (as shown in the photos), ensuring a museum-quality, elegant and stable display.
Photographs are an integral part of the description to appreciate the structure and the unique luster of this exceptional piece (notably the play of light that reveals the transparency of the crystals).