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0.46 Ct. Peridot from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Feb 19
Item ID: | K14943 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.86 Width: 3.96 Height: 2.46 |
Weight: | 0.46 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
This exquisite and transparent 0.46 carat emerald cut green peridot, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, is a study in classical restraint and enduring beauty. Precisely measured at 5.86 x 3.96 x 2.46 mm, the stone wears its dimensions with the quiet confidence of a true heirloom gem. The emerald cut emphasizes clean geometry and expansive table facets, allowing the peridot s medium color intensity to unfold with a steady olive green glow. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity grade is very very slightly included, a rarity in such a transparent specimen, and the excellent polish ensures that light traverses the pavilion and crown with crisp return and lively scintillation. This peridot is natural and untreated, with no enhancement, and it hails from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a provenance that links it to an island long celebrated for producing gems of notable character and historical importance.
Peridot carries a lineage that stretches back through ancient trade routes and classical civilizations, where its sunlit green was prized as a symbol of renewal and protection. Historically, peridot was gathered from island deposits and traded along maritime corridors, cherished by jewelers and sovereigns who understood that certain colors and cuts carry meaning across generations. The emerald cut chosen for this peridot is itself a design with deep roots in the history of jewelry, evoking the elegance of classical gem cutting while allowing the stone s interior to be read like a page from a chronicle. The combination of a storied origin from Ceylon and the architectural clarity of an emerald cut lends this peridot a timelessness that will resonate with those who favor legacy pieces over fleeting fashions. As a wearable relic of ancient taste, it translates well into settings that honor tradition, such as a solitaire ring, a pendant set in warm yellow gold, or a refined pair of earrings that will pass seamlessly from one generation to the next.
From an investment perspective this peridot presents several compelling attributes that point toward future appreciation. Natural, untreated colored gemstones with verified provenance command a premium in the modern market, as collectors and connoisseurs increasingly prize authenticity and traceability. The stone s small but meaningful carat weight of 0.46 carat belies its quality, because premium color consistency, eye level clarity, and superb polish yield a strong price per carat that tends to appreciate more reliably than mass market specimens. Sri Lankan origin adds a layer of desirability, since gems from Ceylon carry historical cachet and are often sought after for curated collections. Global demand for distinctive colored gemstones has been steadily growing, driven by designers seeking alternatives to traditional white diamonds, by investors diversifying their portfolios into tangible assets, and by private collectors who value stones with clear narratives. Supply considerations further strengthen the case for appreciation, as high quality peridot of this caliber is limited, and untampered natural material from reputable sources has become scarcer. When combined with professional documentation and the assurance of The Natural Gemstone Company s expertise and ethical sourcing standards, this peridot becomes not only an object of beauty but a considered asset that can grow in cultural and monetary value over time.
For those who appreciate both aesthetics and astute stewardship of luxury assets, this peridot is especially versatile. Its emerald cut and measured proportions make it ideal for classical jewelry designs that emphasize proportion and restraint, designs that endure as family treasures. Pairing the olive green with yellow gold will accentuate warmth and historic sensibility, while a platinum or white gold setting will offer cool contrast and a modern translation of the stone s noble geometry. Care and presentation are important to long term preservation and value retention, so we recommend storing the stone separately to avoid abrasion, avoiding exposure to harsh chemicals and extreme heat, and consulting with a trusted jeweler for secure mounting. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the authenticity and unenhanced nature of this peridot, and we encourage buyers to request a full gemological report and documentation of origin to accompany the purchase. Investing in a gemstone such as this is an investment in continuity, craftsmanship, and provenance, and our team is available to advise on custom settings, documentation, and long term care to ensure that this peridot becomes an enduring piece of your own legacy or a thoughtful addition to a curated collection.




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