Sericho meteorite Pallasitic - Height: 40 mm - Width: 40 mm - 74 g - (1)






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Description from the seller
Authentic pallasite meteorite with certificate.
Superb specimen.
Pallasite meteorites are very rare meteorites in which olivines are mixed into a metallic matrix. They originate from the mantle of large asteroids and account for only 1.7% of meteorites we know. Their rarity makes them pieces of great market value.
It has a superb outer crust with beautiful colors.
It weighs 74 grams and measures 4 x 4 x 3.5 cm.
This pallasite was initially called Habaswein, after a town near the place where the first fragments were found. Eventually, the meteorite was officially named Sericho, after the region of Kenya where the first impact occurred.
It comes with its own certificate of authenticity sent with the shipment.
We ship our lots in careful packaging and promptly.
We are members of the METEORITICAL SOCIETY, member No 54, and members of the GMA GLOBAL METEORITICAL ASSOCIATION.
Seller's Story
Authentic pallasite meteorite with certificate.
Superb specimen.
Pallasite meteorites are very rare meteorites in which olivines are mixed into a metallic matrix. They originate from the mantle of large asteroids and account for only 1.7% of meteorites we know. Their rarity makes them pieces of great market value.
It has a superb outer crust with beautiful colors.
It weighs 74 grams and measures 4 x 4 x 3.5 cm.
This pallasite was initially called Habaswein, after a town near the place where the first fragments were found. Eventually, the meteorite was officially named Sericho, after the region of Kenya where the first impact occurred.
It comes with its own certificate of authenticity sent with the shipment.
We ship our lots in careful packaging and promptly.
We are members of the METEORITICAL SOCIETY, member No 54, and members of the GMA GLOBAL METEORITICAL ASSOCIATION.
