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Sikhote Alin Meteorite

Origin: Siberia, Russia

Limited Comparable Sales : $1,750

Elements of Earth Price: $1,250

A genuine slice of cosmic history. The Sikhote Alin meteorite fell to Earth in 1947 over Siberia, creating one of the largest recorded meteorite impacts. This iron meteorite displays the distinctive Widmanstätten pattern—geometric crystalline formations that reveal its ancient journey through space. Each specimen is a window into the early solar system, millions of years in the making. Perfect for collectors, educators, and anyone captivated by the mysteries of the universe. Own a piece of the cosmos.

These meteorites are prized by serious collectors for their rarity and scientific significance. The Sikhote Alin fall produced thousands of fragments, yet each remains a treasured specimen. The metallic surface shows natural oxidation patterns and impact textures that tell the story of its violent arrival. Whether displayed in a study, classroom, or collection, this meteorite sparks conversation and wonder. A tangible connection to events that shaped our solar system billions of years ago.

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SKU M1
Weight 7.4 oz
Height 2.5 in
Width 3 in
Circumference 7 in
SKU M1

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