Collection: Peridot
Peridots are among the most fascinating gemstones and are highly prized for their vibrant green hues. Their fresh, lively color brilliance and their unique origin make them sought-after gemstones and attractive collector's items.
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Key properties of peridot
Hardness: 6.5–7 on the Mohs scale – sufficiently resistant for jewelry, but somewhat more delicate than many other gemstones.
Color: The typical color is a vibrant olive to emerald green. The more intense and pure the green tone, the higher the value.
Transparency: High-quality peridots are characterized by high clarity and a brilliant luster.
Locations: Significant deposits are located in Myanmar, Pakistan, the USA (Arizona), China and Egypt – stones from Myanmar and Pakistan are particularly sought after. -
Peridot as an investment
With its vibrant color brilliance and natural rarity, peridot is among the most sought-after gemstones for collectors and connoisseurs of fine jewelry. Fine, intensely green specimens of high purity are comparatively rare and are steadily increasing in value. High-quality peridots are in demand on the international market – especially stones from Myanmar and Pakistan with exceptional color intensity, which command high prices among connoisseurs and collectors.
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Effect of Peridot
Peridot is said to have a vitalizing and balancing effect. It is believed to promote joy of life, inner harmony, and mental clarity. In traditional gemstone lore, peridot is considered the classic birthstone for August .

