3.7 gram Brahin Meteorite Slab DX3593 ruby zoisite Pyrite and Calcite after Fluorite

Pyrite and Calcite after Fluorite

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3.7 gram Brahin Meteorite Slab DX3593 ruby zoisite Pyrite and Calcite after FluoriteBrahin Meteorite Slab Approx. Dimensions: 20 x 15 x 3 mm Approx. Weight: 3. 71 grams Locality: Belarus Year found: 1810 Class: Main Group Pallasite For scale, the acrylic cube is 1". Acrylic stand and putty not included, but can be found in our Accessories section. The Brahin meteorite was found in 1810 and was the second meteorite ever found in Russia (now Belarus). The first two masses found weighed 80 and 20 kilograms, and were found by farmers in