This is actually pretty cool. Wonder what it will end up being worth? Since it is the only one on earth.
I have my own mineral—AVOIDINITE.
Whenever the wife and I walking down the sidewalk of a tourist town, I toss out some AVOIDINITE and she has no desire to enter a cutesy shop.
I predict very few will end up in jewelry. Ugly stone:
https://www.popsci.com/uploads/2021/11/16/celestian-NHMLA-davemaoite.jpg
It has to hold up better than my Dollar Store tools made out of Chinesium.
Well in that case,
"And what I say unto you I say unto all, Watch." (Mark 13:37)
It's a weird little world out there!
specialized X-ray, known as a synchrotron, to study it.…”””
Oh c’mon that word was invented by a circa 1955 SCI FI screenwriter.
Dave’s not here.
There is a vast amount of another mineral, called Ringwoodite, found deep underground, which is believed to have between 1 and 3 times the water that is found on the surface of Earth.
All the way from the lower mantle to the surface, over 400 miles. That is one amazing journey even for a diamond.