The Sericho pallasite is a rare type of meteorite formed at the boundary between the metallic core and the silicate mantle of a large asteroidal body. Pallasites are among the rarest meteorites known they contain both iron-nickel metal and olivine crystals, solidified together in space. Sericho, classified as a CHO group pallasite, was found in Kenya. Its structure features golden, translucent olivine crystals embedded in a metallic matrix. What you’re holding is a fragment from the deep interior of one of the oldest bodies in the Solar System a true model of planetary structure in miniature. ⋆ Pendant made from the Sericho meteorite, Kenya ⋆sterling silver frame ⋆meteorite sealed with quartz glass ⋆worldwide fast shipping from Spain