PPR005
Pallasitic Peridot 3.2mm Round 0.13ct
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Pallasitic peridot minimum 0.13ct 3.2mm round. The gemstone came from
space, was recovered in Indonesia and cut in Thailand.
Pallasitic peridot is a gemstone of extraterrestrial origin. It has been described as a stone that comes from Indonesia by way of the asteroid belt. The pallasite meteorites in which peridots are found make up less than 1% of known meteorites. Peridots from meteorites must be discovered soon after they fall. With Earth covered mostly with water, this makes them a very rare find. Less than a quarter of the 61 known pallasitic meteorites have peridot material that is clean and large enough to facet. Even then, most of the fashioned pieces of pallasitic peridot weigh in at less than 0.05 carat. Stones over half a carat are rare and gems over one carat are some of the rarest gemstones on Earth. Discover the out of this world beauty of pallasitic peridot today at Jewelry Television and jtv.com!
Pallasitic peridot is a gemstone of extraterrestrial origin. It has been described as a stone that comes from Indonesia by way of the asteroid belt. The pallasite meteorites in which peridots are found make up less than 1% of known meteorites. Peridots from meteorites must be discovered soon after they fall. With Earth covered mostly with water, this makes them a very rare find. Less than a quarter of the 61 known pallasitic meteorites have peridot material that is clean and large enough to facet. Even then, most of the fashioned pieces of pallasitic peridot weigh in at less than 0.05 carat. Stones over half a carat are rare and gems over one carat are some of the rarest gemstones on Earth. Discover the out of this world beauty of pallasitic peridot today at Jewelry Television and jtv.com!
- Product Type
- Single Gemstone
- Country of Origin
- Thailand
- Piece Count
- 1