Seymchan Pallasite Meteorite Pendant

Size: 1.37" x 1.37" x 0.16"
Weight: 45 ct

This gorgeous pendant is made with a pallasite meteorite with olive/yellow olivine crystals, set in sterling silver.

The Seymchan meteorite is an unusual type of pallasite meteorite, composed of a mix of metallic iron-nickel and translucent olivine crystals (also known as peridot). It was first discovered in 1967 near the town of Seymchan in the Magadan region of eastern Russia.

Unlike many other pallasites, some specimens of Seymchan are composed purely of metal, while others display the classic stony-metallic structure with embedded olivine, making it especially valuable to collectors and scientists alike. Its high stability and aesthetic beauty—especially when cut and polished—have made it one of the most popular pallasites for jewelry, display, and study.

The meteorite in this pendant is covered with a protective layer of clear resin to protect the surface and ensure durability.