San Carlos peridotite with chrome diopside and spinel in volcanic basalt Lodolite so it easily ends up

so it easily ends up with 'you are what you eat' discoloration

apparently dissolved away

Gold Flake Sabah does not disappoint

Then let them climb the CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN

According to Orin McMonigle's Isopod Zoology

San Carlos peridotite with chrome diopside and spinel in volcanic basalt Lodolite so it easily ends upLocale: San Carlos Apache Reservation, Arizona Approx dimensions: 3 x 2 x 1" Approx weight: 212g 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