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Bezel Yellowish Green Peridot Ring 2.34 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | K20121 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.84 Width: 6.69 Height: 5.94 |
Weight: | 2.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Afghanistan |
Per carat price: help | $85 |
This ring features a transparent, cushion shape, yellowish green peridot weighing 2.34 carat, with precise dimensions of 7.84 by 6.69 by 5.94 mm and a mixed brilliant cut, a clarity grade described as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, light color saturation and an excellent polish. The peridot originates from Afghanistan, a source known for producing stones with lively green tones that range from olive to yellowish green, and the stone exhibits clarity and transparency that allow internal light performance to be readily observable. The mixed brilliant cut combines facets on the crown and pavilion that are arranged to balance dispersion and scintillation, and the cushion outline contributes a softened geometric presence that reads as elegant and modern. The gem is fully set in 14K yellow gold, a metal choice that complements the gemstone by introducing a warm tonal contrast that enhances the yellowish component of the peridot without muting its natural green. The proportions of the stone, combined with the quality of the polish and the controlled saturation of the color, yield an appearance that is luminous under direct and diffuse light, and the overall presentation emphasizes optical clarity and balanced hue.
The ring design is deliberately composed to draw attention to the center stone by using restrained metalwork that frames and elevates the peridot while allowing light to interact freely with the mixed brilliant facets. The setting presents a clean bezel like surround at the crown, which visually defines the table and creates a precise silhouette, and below the crown the gallery is opened and formed to expose portions of the pavilion, so the green tones and facet reflections carry through from the top to the sides and back. The shoulders taper gently away from the stone, concentrating visual weight at the bezel area, and the shank remains minimal and softly rounded, delivering a continuous flow from the finger to the gemstone without competing ornamentation. The choice of 14K yellow gold enhances contrast, so the eye is naturally drawn to the luminous green center against a subtle golden field, and the combination of elevation and open under gallery allows the mixed brilliant cut to perform with increased fire and sparkle. The effect is intentional and measured, favoring geometric clarity and optical focus rather than elaborate detailing, so the peridot remains the immediate focal point from multiple viewing angles.
Craftsmanship and practical considerations are integrated into the design to support both the visual prominence of the stone and durable everyday wear. The setting secures the peridot with a continuous seat at the crown, providing resistance to lateral knocks while the open gallery minimizes weight and promotes light return, a balance that preserves brilliance without exposing the stone unnecessarily. The ring is finished to a high polish, with smooth transitions between the bezel edge and the shank to ensure comfort at the finger, and the metal thickness and shoulder profile are engineered to maintain structural integrity over time. Peridot is a gem material with a Mohs hardness around six and a half to seven, so care recommendations include avoiding hard impacts and prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, and gentle cleaning with mild soap, water and a soft brush will preserve luster and surface polish. The proportions of the gemstone work with the mixed brilliant cut to deliver consistent scintillation, and the excellent polish enhances facet contrast and surface brightness, which together contribute to the clear visual hierarchy that centers attention on the peridot.
The Natural Gemstone Company provides this ring as an example of considered gemstone presentation and meticulous execution, with emphasis on provenance, optical quality and wearable design. The Afghanistan origin of the peridot is noted to inform the gem story, and the measured color and clarity grades are supplied to aid evaluation and comparison, without embellishment or overstatement. For clients seeking a ring where the gemstone is the primary design element, this piece demonstrates how restrained metal framing, an elevated and open setting, and a thoughtfully proportioned mixed brilliant cut converge to highlight the center stone. Technical specifications are available on request, and customization possibilities include alternative metal choices and sizing adjustments, which can be undertaken while retaining the design intent that places the peridot at the center of visual attention. The result is a ring that communicates refinement through proportion and finish, and that places the peridot squarely at the heart of its aesthetic.












































