This Sericho Meteorite Pendant features a genuine, epoxy-stabilized pallasite meteorite that is encased in quartz and set in .925 sterling silver, with tree of life on the reverse. Its thinly sliced structure allows for light to pass through the translucent olivine crystals. 

Each pendant will  have a unique appearance.

Chain not included.

The Sericho meteorite is a stunning pallasite meteorite discovered in Kenya near the village of Sericho in 2016. It’s a rare type of meteorite, featuring a blend of iron-nickel and beautiful olivine crystals, giving it a unique, gem-like appearance. Formed billions of years ago, this meteorite offers a tangible connection to the mysteries of space and makes a remarkable addition to any collection or a truly out-of-this-world gift.

Yes, Sericho meteorites—and meteorites in general—are billions of years old! They originate from the early solar system, roughly 4.5 billion years ago, when planets and other celestial bodies were forming. Pallasites like the Sericho meteorite are believed to have come from the boundary between the core and mantle of an asteroid or proto-planet that was shattered by a cosmic collision. This makes them not only stunning but also incredibly ancient, offering a glimpse into the building blocks of our solar system.