Rare, (Genuine), Lunar Feldspathic Basalt, Achondrite, Fusion Liquid Melt Crust/Stone Intrusion

Feldspathic Basalt, Achondrite
It is a lava Stone produced by an eruption on the Moon more than 3 billion years ago. The white crystals are the mineral plagioclase and the pale green ones are the mineral clinopyroxene. Both are in a finer-grained matrix of these and other minerals
Achondrite, Rarest Space Mineral, Fusion Liquid Melt Crust Covering/Coating Over The Lunar Stone.
One of the most distinctive features of a meteorite is the fusion Liquid Melt crust, It forms as the meteorite encounters atmospheric friction as it plunges to Earth. A very thin rind forms as the outside of the Host Stone meteorite melts. This happens quickly enough that the interior of the meteorite does not heat up.
Achondrites include meteorites from asteroids, Mars & the Moon. They are igneous, meaning at some point the stone underwent Fusion Heat that melted into Liquide Plasma. When Liquide Plasma cools it solidifies/crystallizes, it creates a concentric layered structure called Crystalline
The color of fusion crust on stone meteorites is generally black. However, the quality ranges from a glassy jet black/Dark Green on basaltic, Achondrites (with vesicles as on crusts of lunar mare basalts) to a dull greyish black with shades of rich or lighter brown depending on the Mineral Stone