Sericho Pallasite Meteorites

A window into an asteroid’s deep interior—iron, nickel, and golden olivine crystals.

If you’ve ever wanted to own a piece of the early Solar System that’s both scientifically significant and visually stunning, Sericho is one of the most accessible pallasite meteorites for collectors today. Each slice shows a rare combination: a metallic iron–nickel matrix holding translucent olivine (peridot) crystals—often glowing in warm amber/gold tones under light.

This isn’t “space rock” in the generic sense. A pallasite is widely considered one of the most beautiful meteorite types because it represents material from the boundary between metal core and rocky mantle inside a differentiated asteroid.