Authentic, Original Peridot Stone -4.73 Carat With Lab certification

Product Origin - ARIZONA

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Authentic, Original Peridot Stone -4.73 Carat With Lab certification

@1250 Per Crt

Peridot: The Gem of Renewal and Prosperity

Welcome to our world of peridot, the enchanting green gemstone that has captivated jewelry lovers for centuries. Peridot, with its alluring green color and rich history, is a gem that exudes natural beauty and significance.

Peridot (chrysolite/Ghritmani), the splendid August birthstone, boasts a captivating origin story. While today's peridot jewelry primarily hails from sources like China, Myanmar, Pakistan, Tanzania, Vietnam, and the United States, some of these remarkable gemstones found their way to Earth on meteorites, while others glisten in exotic locations such as Peridot Beach in Hawaii, where the sands shimmer with a luminous green allure.

The illustrious history of peridot traces back to the Egyptian island of Zabargad, once known as Topazios. Mining endeavors on this island are believed to have commenced around 340–279 BCE. Despite the island's harsh conditions, it yielded exquisite peridot gemstones. Its reputation was paradoxical, earning ominous nicknames such as the "Island of Death" and "Ophiodes" or "snake island." Peridot (chrysolite/Ghritmani) from Zabargad has remained highly coveted for centuries and continues to be a gem of great desirability. Some of the finest specimens of this August birthstone can be found on display in esteemed museums worldwide.

Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, serves as another significant source of the precious peridot birthstone. In the mountainous terrain near the gem city of Mogok, on the northern slope of Kyaukpon, one can occasionally discover loose peridot crystals nestled within crevices. The highest-quality peridot from this region boasts a deep, rich color and exceptional transparency.

The allure and history of peridot continue to captivate enthusiasts, and these exceptional gemstones remain a treasured part of our world's jewelry heritage.