(3rd Rarest Mineral) Serendibite Gray-Darkgreen Hue Crystalline, Infused Near ultra violet, visible

The Serendibite shows the clarity of this Comet/Meteor, the crystalline is 90% Complete. Crystalline Formed by the friction from entering the earths atmosphere, you can see the Melt, Pic 2 shows the melt A thin rind forms on the outside of the meteorite ( fusion crust)This Serendibite Is Imprinted With the Near-Ultraviolet Observation Radiative transfer is the physical phenomenon of energy transfer in the form of electromagnetic radiation. Silicates appear to be a mix of high-temperature crystalline enstatite and forsterite plus Glassy or amorphous grains that formed at lower temperatures. Minerals occurring with serendibite metasomatism of carbonate rocks where intruded by granite. (4gm)

[@Mineral_Fusion]

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[@Jaethan420]

First, how do you know this is Serendibite? Do you have a certificate of authentication? Second, if you Don't have proof, would you allow your buyer to test it before buying? Third, how do we know that the person who made this video is the same person who's running this KZbin channel and subsequent FB account that has this listed for sale on FB Marketplace? Lastly, if you answered no to any one of these questions, why would Anyone want to buy this?

[@mustakshaikh6818]

Nice Stone what's the Real Price of serendibite per 1 gram of Rough

[@Mineral_Fusion]

i looked around and the going price for serendibite is USD 1.8 to 2 Million a carat serendibit = the crystalline coating on the stone or host stone

[@antolinabcede8978]

How much the value of that

[@Mineral_Fusion]

This is Fusion Liquid Plasma Melt From Entering Our Atmosphere, After being dislodged From the Moon/Lunar Surface i put Value on it At few USD Few Hundred Thousand

[@RamPraveshYadav-jz3ns]

Where is testing leborty. Serendibite. Stone.. For india pune city Maharstra..

[@nothinggrand3805]

That’s just a piece of glass definitely not serendibite.