Space Crystal in Glass Display Box showing pallasite meteorite specimen with labeled card
Space Crystal in Glass Display Box
Space Crystal in Glass Display Box

Vendor:Astro Gallery of Gems

Space Crystal in Glass Display Box

$89.00

A genuine pallasite meteorite crystal specimen displayed in a labeled glass box. This piece, discovered in 1881 in Kansas, USA, weighs 249.5 grams and comes with a color image and brief description.

A rare meteorite specimen for collectors

Exact Details and Fit of the Space Crystal Display

Meteorite classification and discovery

Pallasite PMG from 1881 Kansas, USA

Classification
Pallasite PMG Discovered: 1881 Kansas, USA Specimen Weight: 249.5 grams Display: Glass box with label and color image

What arrives

One pallasite meteorite specimen Labeled glass display box Color image and brief description card

Display dimensions and weight

Compact glass box to showcase the meteorite

Place the display box on a stable surface to admire the meteorite crystal and its structure.

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Space Crystal in Glass Display Box showing pallasite meteorite specimen with labeled card

A small wonder, framed

Space Crystal in Glass Display Box brings a shard of the Admire pallasite into quiet focus—amber olivine held in a dark field, labeled and still.

From a fall to a room

A gemstone that crossed a sky

Singular by nature

Shelves gather objects that blur together; few invite a pause. The Space Crystal in Glass Display Box carries a genuine pallasite meteorite crystal, housed with a color image and succinct description, so the story is present without research. Its compact, labeled presentation keeps the specimen protected and ready to set down anywhere. Each meteorite is unique, so the piece you place feels personally discovered.

A quiet pull toward the cosmos

In a living room, studio, or study, scale sets the tone. This small olivine, known as peridot gemstone in space, concentrates the vastness of the night sky into a hand-sized frame. The classification—Pallasite PMG, discovered in 1881, Kansas—grounds wonder in fact. It becomes a conversation that begins before anyone speaks.

For the curious at home

A collector who values authentic specimens presented with clarity and restraint.

Place and live with it

Set the display box on a bookshelf or desk where light can glance across the crystal and the printed field image.
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About the Vendor

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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Common questions answered

FAQs for the Space Crystal Display Box

What exactly is included?
You receive a genuine pallasite meteorite crystal set in a Glass Display Box with a label, color image, and brief written description.
Is every crystal the same as the photo?
No. A stock photo is shown; each meteorite is unique and may slightly vary from the photos.
Where did this meteorite originate?
It is from the Admire pallasite, discovered in 1881 in Kansas, USA, classified as Pallasite PMG.
What is the weight listed?
The listing notes 249.5 grams; this refers to the item as described in the product details.