Genuine Sericho Meteorite featuring rounded olivine crystals displayed in a glass box
Genuine Sericho Meteorite in Glass Display Box
Genuine Sericho Meteorite in Glass Display Box

Vendor:Astro Gallery of Gems

Genuine Sericho Meteorite in Glass Display Box

$99.00

The Genuine Sericho Meteorite in Glass Display Box features a distinctive Sericho pallasite meteorite specimen found in Isiolo County, Kenya, in 2016. Displayed within a 6 x 1 x 8 inch glass box, the meteorite reveals rounded olivine crystals that range in color from gemmy green to orange. Each piece is unique, showcasing natural variations in the appearance of these crystals, making it an object of fascination for collectors and display enthusiasts.

  • Sericho pallasite meteorite fragment from Kenya, discovered in 2016
  • Highlighted olivine crystals visible within the meteorite
  • Glass display box measures 6 x 1 x 8 inches
  • Unique specimen; variations in crystal color and size expected
  • Presentation designed for visual appreciation of the meteorite's natural features

One-of-a-kind extraterrestrial display

Specimen details

Exact specs

Product Information

Meteorite Type
Sericho pallasite Location Found: Isiolo County, Kenya Year Found: 2016 Crystals: Olivine, colors range from gemmy green to orange Display Box Dimensions: 6 x 1 x 8 inches Specimen Condition: Unique - natural variations Display Material: Glass box

What arrives

Sericho meteorite specimen mounted within a glass display box

Display presentation

Display Dimensions

Intended for display as a specimen; place on flat surfaces for viewing

Delivery details

Shipping and Returns

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Returns

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Genuine Sericho Meteorite featuring rounded olivine crystals displayed in a glass box

A fragment of night, quietly framed

Genuine Sericho Meteorite in a glass display box—small, weighty, and still.

From sky to shelf

Sericho, held close

Gemstone in space metal

Rooms filled with screens and sameness need a pause point—something that asks for a slower glance. The Genuine Sericho Meteorite in Glass Display Box offers a true slice of elsewhere, discovered in 2016 in Kenya and known for olivine crystals that shift from gemmy green to orange. Each piece is unique, yet the presentation is calm and consistent, ready to live among books and photographs.

A quiet spark

Pallasites are rare, and Sericho carries translucent olivine—earthly color set in a story from outer space. Framed behind glass, it invites conversation without clamoring for it. In the evening, it becomes that small anchor on a sideboard or studio shelf, reminding you that wonder can be contained but not diminished.

For the curious at home

Collectors and design-minded readers who want a genuine meteorite specimen presented with restraint.

Place and live with it

Set the 6 x 1 x 8 inch box on a desk or bookshelf where its labeled window can be read and the specimen easily seen.
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Craftsmanship Origins

Astro Gallery of Gems

Family-owned since 1961, Astro Gallery of Gems began with Julio Tanjeloff’s conviction that exceptional mineral specimens belonged in homes as well as collections. The Fifth Avenue gallery in New York became a destination for collectors, designers, museums and people discovering gems and minerals for the first time. Astro specializes in fine minerals, gems, fossils, crystals, natural-history objects and rare jewelry—offerings that range from approachable specimens to large collector pieces. The gallery combines collecting, education, curation and natural history to help buyers select pieces chosen for color, formation, texture and visual presence. Compare listed dimensions, origin details and natural variations to find a specimen worth keeping in view.
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Your Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly is included in the display?
A genuine Sericho meteorite specimen is mounted inside a glass display box with informative labeling and imagery.
How large is the box?
The display box measures approximately 6 x 1 x 8 inches.
Will my meteorite look exactly like the photos?
No. A stock photo is shown; each Sericho meteorite is unique and may vary slightly in appearance.
What makes Sericho notable?
Sericho is a pallasite discovered in 2016 in Isiolo County, Kenya, known for rounded olivine crystals that range from green to orange.
Is it ready to display out of the box?
Yes, the meteorite comes already housed in the glass display box for immediate placement.