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Meteorite is showcased in a display case 4.5"x 5.5"

Sericho is one of those meteorites that looks like it was designed to be displayed. It’s a pallasite (a rare stony-iron type) found in eastern Kenya, officially recorded from a 2016 find near the Sericho/Habaswein area.

What it’s made of: Sericho is a natural mix of iron-nickel metal and gemmy olivine crystals—basically a snapshot of an asteroid’s deep interior where metal and silicates meet.

The “pattern” / look: Instead of the classic all-metal Wid

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