SEYMCHAN METEORITE, MAGADAN REGION, RUSSIA. 32,90 GRAMS. Moldavite It belongs to the most

It belongs to the most common group of space rocks “ordinary chondrites”

Includes certificate of authenticity and origin

Thickness 3mm

Classification: Fine octahedrite

and translucent olivine crystalsDimensions: 43 × 27 cmWeight of specimen: 550 grams

SEYMCHAN METEORITE, MAGADAN REGION, RUSSIA. 32,90 GRAMS. Moldavite It belongs to the mostSeymchan meteorite is a rare stony iron meteorite discovered in eastern Russia in 1967. Known for its striking pattern and, in some specimens, beautiful olivine crystals, it belongs to the pallasite group, among the most visually stunning meteorites on Earth. Full meteorite name: Seymchan meteorite Place of discovery: Magadan, Russia Year of discovery: 1967 Type: Stony Iron Classification: Pallasite Composition: Iron, nickel, and olivine (in some