Key Specifications

• Classification: Pallasite, Eagle Station–type (stony‑iron)
• Size:40*25*4mm
• Locality: Heihe (Shengli) strewn field, Heilongjiang Province, China
  
• Finish: Small cut slice, one lightly polished face, natural edges
• Magnetism: Strong (nickel‑iron)
• Features: Discrete olivine grains visible in metal matrix
• Included: Labeled specimen card; protective display box

Why Eagle Station–type Is Rare

• Defined by chemistry and oxygen‑isotope “fingerprints,” Eagle Station–type pallasites form a tiny subgroup distinct from the common Main Group pallasites—much scarcer on the market.
• Scientific significance: Likely derived from a different parent body or differentiation history, making them highly sought after by classification‑focused collectors.
• Visual appeal: Classic pallasitic texture—gemmy olivine embedded in metallic Ni‑Fe—representing deep planetary (core‑mantle boundary) material.
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Educational Notes (for new collectors)

• What is a pallasite? A stony‑iron meteorite composed of olivine crystals suspended in nickel‑iron metal. Backlit, olivine can show peridot‑like green to honey tones.
• Why collect them? Pallasites are under ~2% of all meteorites; Eagle Station–type is rarer still.
• Care tips: Keep dry, handle by edges, store with desiccant. A micro‑layer of Renaissance Wax or mineral oil on the metal face helps resist oxidation.

Pallasite Story

Condition and Imagery

• Texture: Clear metal–silicate contrast with visible olivine grains along the 50 mm length.
• Profile: 4 mm thickness offers a sturdy micro‑slice for display or microscopy.
• Photos provided: Front/edge views with scale; raking light to show texture. Backlit and microscope images available on request.

Authenticity and Documentation

• Guaranteed genuine pallasite slice from the Heihe (Shengli) strewn field, described/traded as Eagle Station–type based on subgroup characteristics and locality sourcing.
• Comes with a printed specimen card (type, locality, dimensions).
• 14‑day returns (buyer pays return shipping; item must be in original condition).

Use Cases

• Advanced collections focusing on rare pallasite subgroups
• Teaching specimen for stony‑iron textures and planetary differentiation
• Unique gift for astronomy and geology enthusiasts