Pallasite Photos
Pallasites are from the region at the interface between the planets core and its mantel and are composed of iron-nickel and olivine (peridot). They were torn away from their parent planetary body by a catastrophic impact billions of years ago. If you are interested in purchasing a pallasite, click here: Pallasites For Sale




Imilac Pallasite (Main Group)



Imilac Pallasite (Main Group)



Imilac Pallasite (Main Group)



Esquel Pallasite (Main Group)



Esquel Pallasite (Main Group)



Esquel Pallasite (Main Group)



Fukang Pallasite (Main Group)



Glorieta Mountain Pallasite (Un-Grouped)



Al Mahbas Pallasite



Seymchan Pallasite (IIE Iron or Un-grouped Pallasite)



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