Afisha · 10 September 2026Dinosaurs and a Fragment of the Moon: A Guide to the Exhibition “Relictum: Traces of Time”
Afisha’s comprehensive guide to the exhibition and sale at the Stargift gallery on Yakimanka: complete dinosaur skeletons, meteorites older than the Earth and a fragment of lunar crust — exhibits that visitors can not only see but also take home for their own collections.
Forbes Life · 2 September 2026A Piet Mondrian for £30 Million and Dinosaur Skeletons in Moscow: News from the Art World
Forbes Life features the exhibition and sale “Relictum: Traces of Time” at the Stargift gallery in its art-market news roundup: among the most monumental exhibits is a nearly complete Psittacosaurus skeleton more than 125 million years old.
Video report · 31 August 2026Dinosaurs for sale at Moscow show
A video report by the international agency Associated Press from the gallery on Bolshaya Yakimanka: dinosaur skeletons and bones of the mammoth fauna can now be acquired in the centre of Moscow.
31 August 2026Where to Go and What to See in Museums in September
BURO. has included “Relictum: Traces of Time” in its selection of the key exhibitions of September: a dinosaur more than 125 million years old, mammoth tusks and meteorites older than the Earth.
31 August 2026From Meteorite to Dinosaur: The Exhibition “Relictum — Traces of Time” Opens in Moscow
MC Maison magazine on the Relictum house exhibition at its gallery on Bolshaya Yakimanka: from meteorites older than the Earth to dinosaur skeletons.
REN TV · 29 August 2026Millionaires have begun investing en masse in dinosaurs and mammoths
A whole market for skeletons, meteorites, mammoths and other prehistoric finds has already emerged in Moscow — a report on a new class of collectible objects.
TV report · 28 August 2026An exhibition and sale where you can buy a dinosaur skeleton has opened in Moscow
A report from the gallery on Bolshaya Yakimanka: the exhibition “Relictum: Traces of Time” presents the remains of ancient reptiles.
ABC, Spain · 28 August 2026La paleontología explora sus fronteras comerciales en Moscú con piezas prehistóricas de lujo
The Spanish newspaper ABC, drawing on reporting by the EFE agency, on Russia’s first exhibition and sale of palaeontological finds — dinosaur skeletons, fossils and meteorites at the gallery on Yakimanka — and on how palaeontology is entering the luxury goods market.
Infobae, Latin America · 28 August 2026Esqueletos de dinosaurio y fósiles, artículos de lujo a la venta en una galería de Moscú
Latin America’s largest Spanish-language publication on the Moscow exhibition and sale of dinosaur skeletons, fossils and meteorites: “the most luxurious segment of palaeontology” and the growing demand for rare finds among collectors worldwide.
26 August 2026Dinosaur skeletons and meteorite fragments go on sale in Moscow
The pieces are priced from 2 to 200 million roubles; some were found in Russia — in the permafrost of Yakutia, in Bashkortostan, Tatarstan, Chelyabinsk, Ryazan and Magadan.
26 August 2026Dinosaur skeletons and meteorites millions of years old go on sale in Moscow
Of particular interest is a Psittacosaurus skeleton more than 95 per cent complete — a rare find even for museums.
26 August 2026Dinosaurs make an appearance at a sales exhibition
The centrepiece is a Psittacosaurus skeleton: over 125 million years old, about 160 cm tall, 95% preserved — a rare figure even for museum specimens.
Moscow Agency · 26 August 2026Genuine dinosaur skeletons offered for sale in Moscow for 200 million roubles
The pieces are authentic natural-history objects, millions and billions of years old, from Africa, Asia, Western Europe, North America and Russia; each comes with documents certifying its authenticity and provenance.
26 August 2026Buy a 130-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton — right in Moscow
The lots include complete skeletons, skulls and tusks of prehistoric animals, fossils of primeval organisms, meteorites and rare minerals.
Severo-Zapad · 26 August 2026In Russia, skeletons of prehistoric animals are going under the hammer at auction
Relictum House and the Stargift gallery present a format new to Russia yet familiar from international auctions: a selling exhibition of rare natural objects whose history spans millions of years.
26 August 2026Rare dinosaur remains and a meteorite older than the Earth unveiled in Moscow
The exhibition “Relictum: Traces of Time” features a complete 130-million-year-old Psittacosaurus skeleton, a cave bear skeleton, a matched pair of mammoth tusks from the Yakutian permafrost, and meteorites older than the Earth.
26 August 2026Moscow opens its first exhibition of dinosaur skeletons where the exhibits can be purchased
The capital now hosts “Relictum: Traces of Time”, an exhibition of dinosaur skeletons, skulls of prehistoric animals and fossils — the first event of its kind in the city.
25 August 2026Moscow’s first selling exhibition of dinosaur skeletons opens
Visitors can acquire skeletons of prehistoric reptiles, skulls of extinct animals and meteorite fragments; the exhibition “Relictum: Traces of Time” runs until 30 October.
25 August 2026First selling exhibition of dinosaur skeletons and prehistoric skulls opens on Yakimanka
In Moscow, dinosaurs are now not only displayed but also offered for sale — together with skulls of prehistoric animals, mammoth tusks, meteorites and other natural artefacts millions of years old.
25 August 2026Moscow stages its first selling exhibition of dinosaur skeletons
Moscow has unveiled the exhibition “Relictum: Traces of Time”, where dinosaur skeletons, skulls of prehistoric animals and meteorites are offered for acquisition.