Serendibite, Grey Crystalline Comet/Meteor, Near Ultra Violet, Visible.

3rd Rarest Mineral On Earth Serendibite Grey Crystalline
Serendibite Comet/Meteor tend to occur in greenish-blue or violet-blue, while the Other Minerals/Material is a very dark bluish green, grey that usually appears black. Serendibite has an attractive vitreous luster when polished. The gem quality serendibite is transparent, thought the Mineral/Material is as dark as to appear opaque
This grey Serendibite is translucent in Light. A clear serendibite has Mineral grains infused in the crystalline As well It infused it self with the Imprinted Of Near-Ultraviolet visible/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 Grains/Minerals gives it that Fusion clarity.

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