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Well you got me, I went to the toilet and tried to see how it sounds, good one haha.

Nice one... trolling?

It has no bubbles in it, its already cut and i already show part of it in photo, how it looks inside.

Hello folks, I've been told to post here for more help in regards of a meteorite identification. As I already said in my other topic: 1) The meteorite is way heavier then usual stone 2) Its super durable, took 1 hour to cut it and doesn't crack at all... 3) Magnet doesn't get very attracted to it 4) It sounds funny when you hit it to the ground, sounds like the crash cymbal from drums.. sort of

What is the worth of the jasper? why should I be excited for common stone?

It is the same thing you said its leaverite, so now its jasper water worn?

I posted full image, far from what you show me there, not same color tone, not that type of shape.

This is the full stone, this shape is not natural.. it can't be the stuff you guys suggest, they look different.

So, Not a meteorite, It's NOT a diamond... then what is it? if its not not?

What value does it have if its a diamond? Also, do you want a full photo of the rock? maybe you get better idea of how it looks like? It way bigger, 5-7kg

Ok, thanks for the information Morlock, what is your conclusion? why is it not a meteorite?

So why does it then fit the specifications of a meteorite? It was found in water/near water.

Dear community, Some of you are experts in this field, I would kindly ask who can help me identify the type of meteorite I have. Some information that might help: 1) The meteorite is way heavier then usual stone 2) Its super durable, took 1 hour to cut it and doesn't crack at all... 3) Magnet doesn't get very attracted to it 4) It sounds funny when you hit it to the ground, sounds like the crash cymbal from drums.. sort of please let me know your thoughts, thanks in advance!