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None. Ultramafic peridotite is not a volcanic rock (is intrusive). Basalt rock (yes, volcanic) is the efusive equivalent of peridotites.

Do you know that beneath peridotite, a rock named kimberlite is found and this is the main source of diamonds, being widely beneficiated in South Africa? Good luck with your ultramafic and may be you can find some diamonds too !!

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