This extraordinary slice of a Pallasite meteorite showcases a stunning arrangement of olivine crystals embedded in an iron-nickel matrix. Known for their celestial beauty, Pallasite meteorites are among the rarest types of meteorites, believed to have originated from the core-mantle boundary of ancient planetesimals. This specimen’s thin slice format allows light to illuminate the mesmerizing crystals, creating a breathtaking display of cosmic history.
Interesting Facts
Pallasites are named after Peter Pallas, an 18th-century scientist who discovered the first specimen in Siberia.
This meteorite is typically found in Brenham, Kansas, a location renowned for yielding remarkable Pallasite specimens.
The olivine crystals in Pallasites are often gem-quality and vary in hues from green to golden yellow.
Features
Origin: Brenham, Kansas
Material: Iron-nickel matrix with olivine crystals
Condition: Pristine polished slice
Special Characteristics: Natural cosmic rarity with stunning crystal clarity
Dimensions and Weight
Height        Length        Depth        Weight
11″        13″        1/8″        1379.84g