The Pallas Tag
£220.00
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£220.00
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PALLAS 1772 — THE FORGED COLLECTION
The Pallas Tag
Forged from authenticated meteorite — material over 4.5 billion years old.
- ✓ Catalogued in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database
- ✓ Signed Certificate of Authenticity
- ✓ Free tracked worldwide shipping
£220.00
Sale price
£220.00
Regular price
Free worldwide shipping
Limited to 50 per batch
Hand-finished in small runs— no two patterns alike.
30-day return on unworn pieces in original packaging.
How is the meteorite's authenticity verified?
Every piece begins as a fragment of a documented meteorite fall — never assumed, never estimated. Each is catalogued in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database, the international scientific registry maintained by the Meteoritical Society, under its exact classification. What arrives with your piece is a signed, numbered Certificate of Authenticity recording that exact source. The registry is public record. Verify it yourself — the link sits in the description below.
Will it rust?
Raw iron meteorite would — which is why we don't sell it raw. The etched face is sealed beneath rhodium plating, one of the most inert metals there is: it doesn't rust, tarnish, or react with sweat. It's the same treatment that protects white-gold wedding rings through decades of daily wear, and it's invisible — the pattern shows through untouched. Wear it daily, under a shirt, through a workout. The only things to avoid are long soaks, chlorine and salt water.
Is this piece suitable for everyday wear?
Yes — they're designed for daily wear. The heavier cable chain sits comfortably flat against the chest, under or over a shirt. Each piece is rhodium-plated, sealing the meteorite's surface against rust under normal conditions. We'd still recommend removing it before swimming or showering — with that simple care, it will keep its character and sharp Widmanstätten pattern for years.
MATERIAL
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.
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.
Frequently asked questions
How is the meteorite's authenticity verified?
Every piece begins as a fragment of a documented meteorite fall — never assumed, never estimated. Each is catalogued in the Meteoritical Bulletin Database, the international scientific registry maintained by the Meteoritical Society, under its exact classification. What arrives with your piece is a signed, numbered Certificate of Authenticity recording that exact source. The registry is public record. Verify it yourself — the link sits in the description above.
Will it rust?
Raw iron meteorite would — which is why we don't sell it raw. The etched face is sealed beneath rhodium plating, one of the most inert metals there is: it doesn't rust, tarnish, or react with sweat. It's the same treatment that protects white-gold wedding rings through decades of daily wear, and it's invisible — the pattern shows through untouched. Wear it daily, under a shirt, through a workout. The only things to avoid are long soaks, chlorine and salt water.
What makes each piece unique?
Every meteorite slice carries its own natural internal structure — whether the striking Widmanstätten crystalline pattern in iron meteorites or the distinctive olivine crystal flecks in pallasites. These features form only in deep space over millions of years and cannot be replicated on Earth. Because each slice is different, no two pieces are exactly alike. Your jewellery is hand-forged and finished by a single artisan in small batches and arrives with its own signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Is this piece suitable for everyday wear?
Yes — they're designed for daily wear. The heavier cable chain sits comfortably flat against the chest, under or over a shirt. Each piece is rhodium-plated, sealing the meteorite's surface against rust under normal conditions. We'd still recommend removing it before swimming or showering — with that simple care, it will keep its character and sharp Widmanstätten pattern for years.
What are your shipping, returns and guarantee details?
Free worldwide shipping (signed and fully insured). Orders dispatch within 1–3 business days. UK delivery: 3–5 business days from dispatch. Most international destinations: 4–6 business days. Full tracking is sent the moment your piece ships.
30-day returns — If it doesn’t suit, return the unworn piece in its original packaging with the certificate for a full refund (email us for instructions; refund processed within 10 business days of inspection).
Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.