
A Sericho pallasite ring in 925 silver, made to suit a range of sizes. Pallasite is an awkward material for a ring and the sizing is where that shows: the meteorite section is rigid and cannot be stretched or compressed, so the silver has to carry all of the adjustment.
A pallasite is a stony-iron meteorite — olivine crystals suspended in a nickel-iron matrix. Sericho, recovered in Kenya, is valued for how cleanly those crystals read; under direct light the green is translucent against opaque metal, and in shade it largely disappears.
Because the crystals settled naturally before the parent body cooled, the face of every ring is a different cut through a different part of that distribution. Two rings made to the same specification will not look the same, which is the trade-off you accept with natural material.
The nickel-iron matrix contains iron and will corrode if left exposed to air. The piece is sealed with an epoxy coating; avoid abrasives and prolonged soaking.






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