Sericho Pallasite Meteorite Slice 460g (250×225×3.5mm) — Golden Olivine “Gems in Meteorites” | Meteorite for Sale

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Sericho Pallasite Meteorite Slice 460g | Meteorite for Sale

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Large Sericho pallasite meteorite slice (220×250×3.5mm, 460g) with glowing olivine—true “gems in meteorites”—in a natural metal matrix. Exact piece shown.

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A statement‑size Sericho pallasite meteorite slice featuring warm amber‑gold olivine crystals set in a natural metal matrix—one of those rare “gems in meteorites” moments that looks even better in person than in meteorite photos.

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A real Sericho Pallasite—made to be displayed

If you’ve ever searched what meteorites are and ended up staring at glowing crystal slices, this is exactly that kind of specimen. This Sericho pallasite meteorite slice is polished to reveal hundreds of olivine windows in a shimmering metal network—an unmistakable look that makes pallasites some of the most collected pieces on Earth.

Under strong light, the olivine lights up in honey‑gold tones and creates a depth that cameras love. It’s the kind of display piece that turns a shelf, desk, or cabinet into a conversation starter.

You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photos.

Why it’s special

Pallasites are famous for combining metal and crystal in one natural object—one reason “gems in meteorites” is such a popular topic. No two slices are identical, and the pattern you see here is truly one‑of‑a‑kind.

Specifications

• Meteorite name: Sericho
• Type: Pallasite meteorite (stony‑iron)
• Form: Polished slice (display specimen)
• Size: 220 × 250 × 3.5 mm (approx.)
• Weight: 460 g
• Quantity: 1 piece (exact item pictured)

Natural materials may show tiny pits, hairline marks, mineral boundaries, and slight edge irregularities—these are normal facts about meteorites and part of the authenticity of a real specimen.

Care & Storage

• Store in a dry place; avoid humidity and water.
• Handle with clean, dry hands (or gloves).
• Wipe gently with a soft cloth after handling to keep the surface looking its best.

FAQ

Are meteorites magnetic?
Many meteorites containing iron‑nickel metal can be magnetic. Pallasites often include metal, so mild magnetic attraction is common.

Are meteorites valuable / are meteorites worth money?
They can be. Value depends on meteorite type, size, condition, preparation quality, and visual impact. Large, attractive pallasite meteorite slices are widely sought after.

How much are meteorites worth / how much does a meteorite cost?
There isn’t one fixed price—meteorites range widely. Comparing similar types (like pallasites), and looking at size, clarity of olivine, and finish is the best way to evaluate.

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