Discover the last available slice of the Aletai pallasite meteorite – a breathtakingly rare specimen with gem-quality olivine crystals. Only 236.5g, and possibly the last cuttable piece from the Aletai strewn field. A true celestial treasure for collectors and museums.

🌌 “Allah’s Tear” – The Last Known Cut from the Aletai Pallasite Meteorite

This is not just a meteorite — it’s the final known cut from one of the rarest and most beautiful pallasite meteorites ever discovered: the Aletai Iron Meteorite, also known as “Allah's Tear”.

🔸 Specifications

• Dimensions: 150 × 74 × 9 mm
• Weight: 236.5 grams
• Material: Iron-nickel matrix with embedded gem-grade olivine (peridot) crystals
• Polished, etched, and sealed for rust protection

🔸 Why It’s So Rare
Cutting 1000 kg of raw Aletai material might not yield even 100 grams of pallasitic structure. This 236.5g slice may be the last of its kind—a once-in-a-lifetime acquisition opportunity.

🔸 Origin & History

• Name: Allah’s Tear (named by meteorite collectors for its beauty and rarity)
• Type: IIE Medium Octahedrite Pallasite
• Location: Kelan Grand Canyon, Hongdun Town, Aletai City, Xinjiang, China
• First Discovered: 1898
• Official Name: Aletai Iron Meteorite
• The main mass (28 tons) is the largest iron meteorite in China, now displayed at the Xinjiang Geological Museum.
• The second largest (18 tons), “Allah’s Tear”, rests in front of the Aletai City Gymnasium.

🧭 A Collector’s Dream

This is a museum-grade specimen. Whether you’re a private collector, scientist, or designer of fine meteorite jewelry, this is a one-of-a-kind piece that will never appear again.

📦 Included With Purchase

• The exact slice shown in the photos
• Certificate of authenticity
• Custom packaging for protection during shipping
• Free global shipping

📌 Call to Action

Own a piece of extraterrestrial history.
This is the last remaining Aletai pallasite slice known to exist on the market — once it’s gone, it’s gone forever.