شريحة من نيزك بالاسيت وزنها 27.8 غرامًا، تظهر عليها أنماط ويدمانشتاتن الكاملة، وقد تم حفرها بإتقان تام

Rarity and Value
This 27.8-gram Pallasite  slice offers a breathtaking view into the structure of our solar system’s earliest materials. Its pronounced Widmanstätten pattern, revealed through meticulous etching, makes it not only a collector’s gem but a scientific artifact of high interest. The sizeable surface area (6.5 x 3.0 mm) allows for optimal appreciation of the interlocking nickel-iron crystals, formed over billions of years of cooling within an asteroid’s core.

Human Touch
Each line etched into its surface is the result of both cosmic time and human precision. Polished and cut to museum standards, this specimen bridges geology and astronomy. To hold it is to hold a remnant of Earth’s formation story, preserved with scientific care and artistic respect.