Thanks Sean!
I just got your kind email reply to me and Rob, and wanted to say you are on
the right track! I just wanted to emphasize that one of the differences
between a typical terrestrial gemstone in the jeweler market, and an
extraterrestrial one from pallasite meteorites, represented
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Pallasite Crystals
Sean, As mentioned earlier (I think by Carl Agee?) there are destructive and
non-destructive (expensive) ways to do this and most are costly, unless as he
suggested one of Blaine's X-ray geological sample filed ana
Doug
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Subject: [meteorite-list] Pallasite Crystals
Hello list, On the subject of fake pallasit
Hi Sean, all
The his has extensively tested ET peridot from Admire and recognize it as unique
https://www.gia.edu/gia-news-research-GIA-Tests-Extraterrestrial-Gemstones-Down
I also sell them loose and set in earrings on my website
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com/catalog/Earrings.htm
On
Hello list, On the subject of fake pallasite crystals being tested.
If anyone has some authentic olivine peridot from a pallasite that
could be donated to the GIA the Gemological Institute of America's lab
to have tested they could find the difference between the terrestrial
and the meteoric
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