The Visitor

The Visitor

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The Visitor

Stone Profile

  • Natural Pallasitic Peridot
    Exceptionally rare peridot from a pallasite meteorite with documented extraterrestrial origin.
  • 0.12 ct
    Tiny collector's size with an extraordinary history and remarkable precision cutting.
  • Color: greenish-yellow
    Golden-green to yellow-green color effect with a characteristic cosmic character.
  • Transparency: transparent
    Transparent quality allows for observation of the internal structure and color effect.
  • No indications of treatment
    Natural gemstone with no indications of heat treatment or artificial enhancement.
  • Certified gemstone
    Examined and documented by an independent gemological laboratory.
  • Precision round brilliant & fancy cut
    Exceptionally precise round cut. The exact symmetry in a stone of only about three millimeters in diameter testifies to outstanding lapidary artistry.
  • Origin: Space Meteorite
    Recovered from a pallasite meteorite and thus part of a material that originated outside of Earth billions of years ago.
  • Extraordinary cosmic provenance
    One of the few gemstones with a direct connection to the early history of our solar system.
  • Exceptional collector appeal
    Combines meteorite, gemstone, and scientific history into a unique collector's item.
  • Museum-worthy rarity
    Pallasitic peridots are among the most spectacular and rarest extraterrestrial gemstone varieties.
  • Fine collector gemstone
    High-quality rarity for collectors of meteorites, extraordinary minerals, and rare gemstones.

➡️ Technical specifications

Some gemstones are formed deep within the Earth.

The Visitor may have originated among the stars.

This extraordinary pallasite peridot was recovered from a meteorite that was once part of an early asteroid in our solar system. The crystals in pallasites formed billions of years ago, making them some of the oldest known materials that can be cut as gemstones.

At just 0.12 carats, The Visitor is tiny. Yet, that is precisely what makes it extraordinary.

Precisely faceting a gemstone with a diameter of only three millimeters into a round shape requires enormous craftsmanship. Every cutting angle, every facet, and every proportion must be executed with the highest degree of accuracy. The result is an astonishingly perfectly proportioned collector's stone in miniature format.

Its golden-green color is reminiscent of sunlight on molten metal and underscores its cosmic origin. For collectors of meteorites, space artifacts, and exceptional gemstones, The Visitor is far more than a gemstone. It is a fragment of the formation history of our solar system.

➡️ General Information

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Zertifikat

Das GFCO Gem Lab (Gemmological Foundation & Laboratory of Switzerland) ist ein unabhängiges, international tätiges Edelsteinprüflabor mit Sitz in Europa und klarer Ausrichtung auf praxisnahe gemmologische Analytik. Das Labor ist auf die Identifikation und Beurteilung von Farbedelsteinen spezialisiert und bietet strukturierte, übersichtliche Prüfreports für den internationalen Edelsteinhandel.

Zu den Kernleistungen des GFCO zählen die eindeutige Identifikation von Edelsteinen, die Analyse von Behandlungen (z. B. Wärmebehandlung), eine nachvollziehbare Beschreibung von Farbe, Form und Transparenz sowie ein Online‑Report‑Check, der eine schnelle und transparente Verifikation der ausgestellten Zertifikate ermöglicht. Die Berichte sind klar aufgebaut und auf den praktischen Einsatz im Handel ausgerichtet.

GFCO versteht sich als handelstaugliches Labor und wird vor allem von Juwelieren, Edelsteinhändlern und Designern genutzt, die Wert auf eine solide, unabhängige und technisch saubere Bestimmung legen. Durch die Kombination aus moderner Analysentechnik, sachlicher Berichterstattung und europäischer Laborstruktur genießt GFCO insbesondere im kommerziellen Schmuck‑ und Designsegment eine stabile Akzeptanz.