Sericho

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Discover our collection of Sericho, one of the world's most recognisable pallasite meteorites. Recovered in Isiolo County, Kenya, Sericho is renowned for its striking combination of iron-nickel metal and translucent olivine crystals, creating one of nature's most spectacular extraterrestrial materials.

Officially classified as a Pallasite, Sericho formed deep within the boundary between the metallic core and silicate mantle of an early differentiated asteroid approximately 4.56 billion years ago. This rare composition provides valuable insight into the formation and evolution of planetary bodies during the earliest history of our Solar System.

Highly regarded by collectors, researchers and museums, Sericho combines scientific importance with exceptional natural beauty. Whether displayed as a complete specimen, polished slice or prepared section, each piece reveals the remarkable relationship between metallic and crystalline minerals found within this extraordinary meteorite.

Our collection showcases Sericho specimens selected for their provenance, natural characteristics and collector quality.

As our collection continues to grow, additional Sericho specimens and preparations will be added.

Why Collect Sericho?

Officially classified as a Pallasite meteorite.
Approximately 4.56 billion years old.
Recovered from Isiolo County, Kenya.
Contains natural olivine crystals within an iron-nickel matrix.
Represents material from the core-mantle boundary of an early asteroid.
Highly valued by meteorite collectors and natural history enthusiasts.

Featured Specimens

Our collection may include:

Complete Specimens
Slices
End Cuts
Polished Specimens

As our collection grows, additional Sericho specimens and preparations will become available.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sericho?

Sericho is an officially classified Pallasite meteorite recovered in Isiolo County, Kenya. It is recognised for its distinctive olivine crystals set within an iron-nickel matrix.