0.67 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Yellowish Green Peridot Pair from Brazil

This matched pair of peridots, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, offers a refined and transparent expression of classic marquise elegance. The stones weigh 0.35 carats and 0.32 carats respectively, and their measured dimensions are 7.16 x 3.60 x 2.04 mm and 7.03 x 3.49 x 1.97 mm. Both stones are faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that balances table and pavilion faceting to maximize return of light while retaining the distinctive elongated marquise silhouette. Their hue is a yellowish green with medium color intensity, and their clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level. The peridots display excellent polish, and they have not been subjected to any enhancement, which preserves their natural origin and stability. These gemstones come from Brazil, a source known for producing peridots with lively green tones and clean crystal structure. For buyers who prioritize natural provenance and straightforward gemological characteristics, this pair represents a transparent and well documented example of quality peridot material.

From a gemological perspective, the very slightly included clarity grade indicates that inclusions are present but minor, and they do not detract from overall transparency or light performance when examined with the unaided eye. Inclusions in peridot are typically comprised of small crystals or thin growth features, and in this pair they are sufficiently minimal so as not to interrupt the flow of light from the mixed brilliant faceting. The mixed brilliant cut itself contributes to scintillation and depth, with crown facets engineered to disperse light and pavilion facets arranged to direct that light back through the table. The excellent polish enhances these optical effects by eliminating surface haze and permitting clean reflections from each facet plane. The combination of medium color intensity and high transparency produces a bright, lively appearance in typical indoor and outdoor lighting, avoiding the overly dark saturation that can reduce apparent brilliance, while still presenting a vivid green that reads as peridot at first glance.

One of the most important attributes of these marquise peridots is their flawless symmetry, a characteristic that significantly amplifies their visual appeal. Symmetry in a marquise shape governs how light travels across the elongated outline, and exact alignment of opposing facets ensures even light return from tip to tip. When a marquise exhibits excellent symmetry, the eye perceives a balanced silhouette and uniform sparkle along the length of the stone, without the distracting flashes or dark zones that can occur when facets are misaligned. For a matched pair intended for use in earrings, a pendant set, or as companion stones in a custom ring, symmetry is critical because it guarantees cohesive movement and matching brilliance when the stones are viewed together or in motion. The close match in length, width, and depth proportions between these two peridots indicates careful cutting and selection, which is an important value driver for collectors and designers seeking harmonious pairings.

For the educated buyer, this pair offers several tangible advantages that support both aesthetic and investment considerations. The absence of enhancements preserves natural integrity, and the Brazilian origin adds provenance that can be verified and appreciated by connoisseurs familiar with regional peridot characteristics. The modest but well balanced carat weights make these stones versatile for fine jewelry designs where precision and proportion are paramount, such as bezel set side stones, delicate cuff links, or understated stud earrings. The mixed brilliant cut combined with excellent polish and very slight inclusions means these gems will maintain long term visual appeal with routine care, and their durable crystal structure is suitable for everyday wear when set securely. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the detailed grading and presentation of each gem, and we welcome specific questions about matching, mounting recommendations, or viewing under controlled lighting for comparative assessment.