Bondoc Meteorite - Mineral Quality:Staff Pick Description: After volcanic eruption these

Description: After volcanic eruption these trees were buried by ash and lava which eliminated any microbes that would rot the wood

Weight: 3g

Helps release deep feelings of grief and anger

Luckily some were able to cross the Bering Land Bridge to Asia avoiding extinction

This geological process created the right environment for the formation of emeralds

Bondoc Meteorite - Mineral Quality:Staff Pick Description: After volcanic eruption theseMined from: Bondoc, Luzon, Philippines Found in: 1956 Description: Large Stony Iron meteorite was recovered in 1959 by the well known scientist meteorite hunter, Harvey Nininger. Chemical Composition: Silicate minerals (oxygen and Silicon) + Metals ( Iron and Nickle) Approximate Size of 1 meteorite: 15mm x 9mm x 8mm Approximate Weight of 1 meteorite: 1. 4g Size of gem jar: Height: 1. 6cm Diameter: 4. 5cm Weight of case: 8g Quantity: 1 meteorite in a