San Carlos peridotite with chrome diopside and spinel in volcanic basalt, vivid gemmy color

San Carlos peridotite with chrome diopside and spinel in volcanic basalt, vivid gemmy color

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$26.00

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San Carlos peridotite with chrome diopside and spinel in volcanic basalt, vivid gemmy colorLocale: San Carlos Apache Reservation, Arizona Approx dimensions: 3 x 2 x 1. 5" Approx weight: 220g While this material is commonly called peridot in (or on) basalt, it is actually more complex. It would be more accurately called a peridotite xenolith in basalt. Peridot is the gem quality version of the mineral olivine, which is common in our Earths upper mantleand even in space. In comparison, peridotite is a combination of several types of minerals

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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026