Brahin Pallasite Slice 563 grams pallasite Catastrophic Collision and Ejection

Catastrophic Collision and Ejection

Amethyst 16 x 14 x 6 inches

5” Height: 1 5/8”

- Origin: Sourced from the Sericho meteorite fall

- The Star of David

Brahin Pallasite Slice 563 grams pallasite Catastrophic Collision and EjectionThe Brahin Pallasite Meteorite is a breathtaking stony iron meteorite discovered in Belarus in 1810, making it one of the oldest known pallasite finds. It features a stunning mosaic of golden olivine crystals embedded in an iron nickel matrix, creating a striking contrast that makes it highly sought after by collectors. As a pallasite, Brahin offers a rare glimpse into the core mantle boundary of an ancient asteroid, providing valuable scientific