The Pallas Tag by Pallas 1772 — dual meteorite dog tag necklace with Aletai iron and Sericho pallasite.

The Pallas Tag

£175.00
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The Pallas Tag by Pallas 1772 — dual meteorite dog tag necklace with Aletai iron and Sericho pallasite.

The Pallas Tag

Set with authenticated meteorite — material over 4.5 billion years old. Catalogued in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database

  • ✓ Gift box included with every piece
  • ✓ Signed Certificate of Authenticity included
  • ✓ Insured & tracked worldwide · 30-day returns
£175.00
Sale price  £175.00 Regular price  £220.00
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Hand-finished in small batches.

30-day return on unworn pieces in original packaging.

The Pallas 1772 Collection

Authenticated meteorite, finished by hand. See the pattern in motion.

How is the meteorite's authenticity verified?

Every piece is set with meteorite from a registered classification in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database, the international scientific record kept by the Meteoritical Society. The registry is public, so you can check it yourself using the registry link in The Object section below. Your piece also arrives with a signed Certificate of Authenticity recording its exact meteorite source.

What exactly am I getting?

Your pendant arrives on its matching chain, ready to wear the moment you open the box. With it comes a signed Certificate of Authenticity naming the exact meteorite your piece was cut from, all presented in a gift box, ready to give.

Every piece is sealed in rhodium for everyday wear, ships fully insured and tracked, and is covered by a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects. The meteorite is genuine: not resin, not a replica, not a coating.

Will it rust, and can I wear it every day?

No — that's exactly what the sealing is for. Raw iron meteorite would rust, so every piece is finished in rhodium: the same protective plating used on fine white-gold jewellery. It seals the meteorite against moisture, sweat and the rhythm of everyday life. Designed for daily wear, under or over a shirt — it's yours to wear without a second thought.

What if it's not right for me?

You have 30 days to return any unworn piece in its original packaging, with its certificate, for a full refund. Every piece is also covered by a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects — structural faults or a setting that fails under normal wear. It doesn't cover accidental damage or loss.

MATERIAL

The two meteorites Pallas 1772 is named for. Held in a single piece.

The upper face is Aletai — an iron meteorite recovered in 1898 from northern Xinjiang. The Widmanstätten pattern across it formed in deep space over four and a half billion years.

The lower face is Sericho — a pallasite with an iron-nickel matrix and translucent olivine crystals, recovered in 2016 in Isiolo County, Kenya. Pallasites are the class catalogued in 1772 by Peter Simon Pallas. The meteorite this brand is named for.

Held in a brushed steel frame on a heavy polished box chain. Every cross-section is one of one.

Aletai: IIIE-an iron meteorite, Altay, Xinjiang, China. First recovered 1898, class named 2016. Sericho: PMG pallasite, Isiolo County, Kenya. Recovered 2016. Both catalogued in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database.

THE OBJECT

Both meteorites this brand is built on, set side by side.

Pallas 1772 is built on two materials — iron from Xinjiang and pallasite from Kenya. Every other piece in the catalogue works with one. The Pallas Tag carries both.

The upper face holds Aletai (Meteoritical Bulletin entry) — iron recovered in 1898. The lower face holds Sericho (Meteoritical Bulletin entry) — pallasite from Kenya, the class catalogued in 1772 by the man this brand is named for.

Worn at the chest, it holds both halves of what existed before this world.

APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS
Pendant: 44mm × 22mm
Includes free matching 316L stainless-steel chain (55cm)
Materials: Aletai iron, Sericho pallasite, brushed stainless steel

THE CRAFT

One pair of hands. Cut to finish. Never split between artisans, never automated.

The raw slice is shaped, then etched in dilute nitric acid for the precise interval that surfaces the Widmanstätten pattern without softening its edges. Hand-polished, set, finished against a leather wheel. Hours per piece. No two faces are identical — the lattice inside the meteorite never is.

We don't source from suppliers who can't name the meteorite by its registered classification. We don't produce in volumes that compromise the work of the bench.

Slow work. Made by hand. In numbers small enough to remember.

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Anonymous

Product is exactly like the picture. Nice and heavy as well, which I like. Very well made.

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Rick

This is a beautiful one of a kind piece that will last forever. Lifetime warranty is essential for such an important piece of history.

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Thomas B

This tag is class. Clean design, beautiful meteorite pattern, and it sits nicely on the chest. I’ve worn it every day since it arrived and it still looks brand new. Definitely worth the money.

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Andrew P

Really pleased with the Pallas Tag. I love the story behind it and the meteorite looks even better in person. It’s got a good weight to it without being uncomfortable. The chain is strong and the whole thing feels quality.

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Lloyd S

The Pallas Tag has quickly become my daily go-to. The meteorite has this really nice natural texture that you can see clearly up close. It feels solid and well finished. Simple but premium looking.

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Rob A

Got it for my son's 21st. Wanted something he'd still want at 40. Happy to report he's still wearing it top stuff.

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