Pallasites

The meteorites of this group are named for the German naturalist Peter Simon Pallas. Modern meteoriticists use the term "pallasite" to describe a certain structural class of stony-iron meteorites that contains abundant silicate inclusions in a nickel-iron matrix. Usually, the silicates are large olivine crystals, often of gem quality. These peridots make the pallasites some of the most attractive meteorites known, and cut and polished pallasite slices are highly coveted among meteorite collectors. Sometimes pallasites and pallasitic peridots are used in jewelry, making them the only genuine cosmic gemstones on Earth.



Imilac, Pallasite !	Name: Found: TKW: Type:	Imilac 1822 in Chile 920 Kg Main group pallasite IMILAC page here

Esquel !	Name: Found: TKW: Type:	Esquel 1951 in Argentina 755 kg Pallasite Esquel for sale here the world's most beautiful meteorite !!!

Brenham, found 1882	Name: Found: : TKW: Type: Available:	Brenham 1882 in Texas, USA 4.3 tons Main group Pallasite Brehnam specimens

Fukang from China	Name: Found: TKW: Type: Available:	Fukang 2000 in China 950 Kg Main group pallasite Fukang slices

Quijingue, only 59 kg	Name: Found: TKW: Type: Available:	Quijingue 1984 in Bresil 59 Kg Main group pallasite specimens here

Pyroxene bearing pallasite	Name: Found: TKW: Type: Available:	Zinder 1999 in Niger 46 gr !!!! Pyroxene bearing pallasite !!!! this 3.558gr slice

Seymchan pallasite	Name: Found: TKW: Type: Available:	Seymchan 1967 in Russia 323.3 Kg Main group Pallasite Seymchan page

Sericho Pallasite	Name: Found: TKW: Type: Available:	Sericho 2016 in Kenya over 4 tons Main group Pallasite Sericho Page