Pallasite Meteorite – A 55.73 g

Pallasites like the Meteorite are among the rarest types of meteorites, accounting for less than 1% of all known specimens. This fragment’s striking contrast between translucent olivine crystals and its shimmering iron matrix enhances its allure, making it a treasure for both collectors and scientists. Its extraordinary composition and exceptional preservation elevate it beyond mere curiosity, transforming it into a valuable artifact that embodies the cosmic forces that shaped it.

Discovery

The Pallasite meteorite was discovered in 1967  by geologist F. A. Mednikov. Initially, only the metal-rich core was identified, but later discoveries revealed its signature olivine crystals, characteristic of pallasites. This fragment’s journey from space to Earth involved millions of years of travel before its fall, making its discovery a testament to human perseverance and expertise in identifying these celestial treasures in harsh environments.

Human Touch

After its discovery, this Pallasite  fragment underwent meticulous preparation. Expert cutting and polishing unveiled its stunning olivine crystals and metallic matrix, balancing the preservation of its natural state with enhanced visual appeal. The craftsmanship required to bring out the full splendor of this fragment is a tribute to the skill and artistry of the artisans who transformed it into a captivating piece, worthy of display in any collection.

This Pallasite  meteorite fragment is more than just a relic from space—it’s a rare, scientifically significant, and exquisitely prepared artifact. Its rarity, combined with its stunning appearance and the care involved in its preparation, makes it a timeless addition to any collection, offering a tangible connection to the mysteries of the cosmos and the enduring beauty of the universe.