Seymchan Meteorite – Exceptional Widmanstätten Pattern | Discovered: 1967

Size: 36x19x3 mm51.6 carats Uncover a rare piece of cosmic history with this stunning Seymchan meteorite, renowned for its vivid Widmanstätten pattern—a unique crystalline structure only formed over millions of years in the vacuum of space. Year of Discovery: 1967 Location: Dry riverbed of the Hekandue River, near Seymchan, Russia Estimated Age: 4 to 4.5 billion years (older than life on Earth by up to 600 million years) The Seymchan meteorite is classified as a pallasite (stony-iron), with some specimens displaying both metallic and olivine crystal structures. This particular piece highlights the iron-nickel matrix, showcasing an exquisite and well-defined Widmanstätten pattern—a hallmark of authenticity and interstellar origin. Own a tangible fragment from the formation of our solar system, a timeless collector’s item that bridges Earth with the cosmos. Ideal for meteorite enthusiasts, science lovers, and those who appreciate the extraordinary.