Pallasite (~ 1.3 cm), Sericho, in box
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Product information "Pallasite (~ 1.3 cm), Sericho, in box"
Locality: Sericho/Habaswein, Isiolo County, Kenya
Size: approx. 1.3 cm
The Sericho stony-iron meteorite from eastern Kenya is very popular among collectors.
This rare pallasite was found in 2016 in a vast strewnfield in Isiolo county, but has been
locally known for generations.
With our newly designed meteorite collection, we present a beautiful selection of samples
that reflect the diversity of this unusual material. They are particularly suitable for building
a small representative “space collection,” but also make an excellent gift.
The series features twelve samples, which can also be purchased individually.
Each individual sample is housed in a collector's box with a white foam inlay.
The lid can be lifted and locked in place for a better view of the piece.
Box size: 55 x 35 mm (without lid)
The front features a photo of a typical representative of this site and the actual piece
visible through a viewing window (Ø approx. 2 cm).
A description in German and English is included.
Please note: Iron meteorites also contain a certain amount of nickel.
People with nickel allergies should avoid direct skin contact or wear rubber gloves
when handling.
The space collection is available at a special price of €150
(instead of €205 individually) here.
Colors in product images may differ from those of the original item for technical reasons.
Our photos serve as a reference; upon purchase, you will receive a product of equivalent quality.
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