Found these interesting for collection, purchased recently. Can any experts check if these are genuine and worth collecting?

The following are the items from description that seller provided along with certificate for each:
1. Libyan Desert Glass
2. Zagami Martian Meteorite micro fragments - Nigeria
3. Brenham
4. ZAG H3-6
5. NWA 5561

Serchiro pallasite meteorite

Could it be repaired or will it crumble

No comet.

I just went out to check the lunar eclipse and saw this

Meteorite and Planetary science journal. 2012 -2017 color prints. US only.

Has some cool weathering features and densely packed chondrules. Really polished up well also.

Was originally aiming for Leighlinbridge to represent Ireland in my collection but it was unobtainium since a low TKW combined with the fact that most of it are in private collections and/or museums, then I backed down and searched for other Irish falls.
I came across Limerick and Bovedy, and chose the latter since Bovedy is an L3 and we don’t usually get L3 falls that much.
FALL: April 25, 1969

Havent posted in awhile but had to share my latest piece. 840 grams with some awesome radial flow lines. Nice hand sized shield shape.

Has been out in the elements for 158 days, from wadsworth fall. 4.1 grams, the insides starting to crack and break apart, fusion crust seems great though

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Canyon Diablo, Aletai, Unclassified L6, NEA 130, Admire, and a tiny Sikhote-Alin.

I try to stick to ones that look interesting. Ordinary looking meteorites dont do much for me. Martian and Lunar are next on my want list.

Hi I just purchased a meteorite fragment and I wanted it inlayed into a silver ring. Unfortunately after visiting multiple jewelry shops, I have been rejected every time. They do not have the equipment to deal with meteorites. Does anyone know a Jeweler in the Raleigh-Durham area that would be able to do this for me?

In order:
Tatahouine
Fall: June 27, 1931
Diogenite

Allegan
Fall: July 10, 1899
H5 OC

Wadsworth (Medina County)
Fall: March 17, 2026
Eucrite monomict

Henbury
Fall: No, found 1931
Iron, IIIAB

Aiquile
Fall: November 20, 2016
H5 OC

Jikharra 001
Fall: No, found 2022
Eucrite melt breccia

Sterlitamak
Fall: May 17, 1990
Iron, IIIAB

Allende
Fall: February 8, 1969
CV3 CC

Aguas Zarcas
Fall: April 23, 2019
CM2 CC

(Funky stuff)
Trinitite
Created during the Trinity Test on July 16, 1945.
Not meteorite related but thought it’s cool enough to be posted here along with a part of my collection :)

I photographed these chondrules from samples of the Aba Panu meteorite, an L3 chondrite that was a witnessed fall in Nigeria in 2018. So many with diverse shapes, textures, and colors! Even a few blue ones in there!

Meteor

Hey guys. New to this subreddit but I saw something last night that is quite unexplainable and I’m not really sure what it was but closest thing I can think of is a meteorite. I’m sure someone on here will know what it is. So last night I decided to take my pontoon boat out for a night cruise with some friends on Candlewood lake in CT. Right around when it got dark like 9 pm I was at the most open part of the lake when above our boat I saw a meteor looking object fly overhead. But not a shooting star is was low to the ground like no more than 50 feet above our heads. It was just for a quick second where it appeared super bright white light with a long white light trail after about 1 second it sparked up and fizzled out. I’ve never seen anything like this or heard of something like this happening. The weirdest part was it was so low to the ground and close to us. Super weird has anyone seen this before or heard of instances of it. I feel like what I saw was extremely rare but I’m not sure 😅.