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The
Jepara
pallasite was discovered in May 2008
during building work in Indonesia. The 500kg main mass is heavily weathered and altered: our thin slices have been stabilised and polished to show the characteristic structure of metallic matrix and olivine crystals. We have a limited supply of these stunning pallasites available, from 12g to 50g (100mm x 110mm) More details HERE! |
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A
translucent slice of the Brahin, pallasite which was discovered in 1810, near Minsk, Belarus. Brahin is becoming quite hard to obtain these days, but we usually have some decent pieces in stock! |
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This
beautiful slice of Bondoc displays the classic mesosiderite structure. Found on Luzon Island, Philippines in 1956 it has a large surface area of 55mm x 40mm and a mass of 20g. Others available, both smaller and much larger! |
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NWA
4482 is a recently-discovered ancient
pallasite, recovered in Morocco in 2006. Like Huckitta, much of the original iron has turned into shale and oxides. A fascinating item with a decent mass of 36g! |
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We
have obtained a few slices of the beautiful and very stable Pallasovka pallasite. Very hard to find these days, ours will sell out quickly! |
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We
have added some beautiful slices of the Seymchan pallasite to our inventory. These are stable, translucent and among the nicest we have had for a while! We also have some new corner-cuts and chunks. |
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Huckitta
is a very ancient
pallasite from
Australia. It is increasingly hard to obtain samples of this beautiful highy-altered find, particularly specimens with a decent mass: Contact us to see what's available! |
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Some
small (2g+) but lovely examples of the
Imilac pallasite are now available. For those of you who collect famous meteorites, this would be a great way to add a sample of this classic item to your cabinet. Be quick! Only thirty or so available! |
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