1.01 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Yellowish Green Peridot Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

From the sun warmed veins of Ceylon, where miners have long followed seams of light through ancient rock, these two peridots began as hidden flashes of green in a volcanic embrace. Carefully extracted with respect for their origin, the rough crystals were handed to cutters who coaxed each parcel of color into oval form, revealing their yellowish green temperament. The matched pair weigh 0.50 carats and 0.51 carats respectively, and measure 6.05 x 4.13 x 2.84 mm and 6.08 x 4.07 x 2.84 mm, each fashioned into a mixed brilliant cut that balances sparkle and shape. Viewed at eye level they are eye clean, with medium color intensity that sings in daylight, and an excellent polish that lets light dance across their facets. No enhancement has been applied, so what you see is the natural voice of Ceylon in a warm, transparent green, a tone that has been treasured through centuries as a symbol of renewal and light.

At The Natural Gemstone Company we celebrate the journey from earth to design by offering personalized creations that honor the stones individuality and harmony as a pair. These matched peridots are ideal for classic stud earrings that mirror each other perfectly, or for a bespoke two stone pendant that lays side by side like twin leaves, and they translate beautifully into a halo or bezel setting for added contrast and protection. For a more intimate expression they become the focal points in a custom three stone ring or in stacked rings that pair green with warm gold or cool platinum. Because the pair are so closely matched in weight, dimensions, color and cut, they lend themselves to asymmetric modern layouts as well as traditional mirrored designs, giving you freedom to choose a style that tells your story. If you are born in August, or seeking a talisman of growth and clarity, these Ceylon peridots offer both heritage and versatility. Contact us for a design consultation and we will sketch options, propose settings and metals, and ensure that the finished piece carries the quiet provenance of the mines of Sri Lanka and the careful hands that shaped each gem.