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Seymchan Pallasite Meteorite Jewelry Pendant 14K Gold for Sale

Seymchan Pallasite Meteorite Jewelry Stained Glass Cosmic Pendant 14K Gold
Seymchan Pallasite Meteorite Jewelry Stained Glass Cosmic Pendant 14K Gold
Item# JPT-12643
Regular price: $1,449.65
Sale price: $1,281.49
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Product Description

Seymchan Pallasite Meteorite Jewelry Pendant 14K Gold for Sale

This is truly the "top of the line" of meteorite jewelry and it is sometimes referred to as "celestial stained glass!"

Pallasites are the most beautiful form of meteorite jewelry! They are a mixture of crystalline yellow to green olivine (peridot gem) naturally embedded in a network of nickel-iron. They are among the most sought after meteorite specimen to complete any serious meteorite collection.

The name "pallasite" comes from the name of the German naturalist Peter Simon Pallas, who first took interest in pallasites and described it in his writings, in 1772. This meteorite is called Seymchan. It was found in 1967 in Magadanskaya, Oblast, Russia, near the settlement of Seymchan.

The olivine (peridot gem variety) in pallasites is magnesium-rich and shows signs of "shock" and impact, which occurred in outer space. Many of the olivine gems appear rounded. Some scientists think this is because the olivine was once liquid droplets suspended in a frozen metal matrix.

It is considered to be among the most stable of pallasite meteorites. Seymchan belongs to Main Group pallasites, but it is considered anomalous due to its high Ir content. Seymchan is considered a stable and rust-resistant pallasite.

This is a fantastic Seymchan pallasite meteorite set in 14K gold in an open brocade design. Beautiful style, color and it contains at least one great green "window" to see through side to side when held up to the light.

TWO MADE, BOTH SIMILAR. 4 prong setting.

Pendant bezel inside diameter (circle size): 22mm; Pendant size: 1 1/4" W X 1 5/8" L X 3/16" D

"A fantastic meteorite and a beautiful gift from our cosmos!"

Shipped in an attractive jewelry box with detailed information and Certificate of Authenticity.

PLEASE ALLOW 2 weeks for delivery from order date.

Chain not included but available. Just ask about length and pricing. We will supply a top of the line chain if you are interested.

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