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0.51 Ct. Green (Lime Green) Peridot from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jun 28
Item ID: | K14934 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.04 Width: 4 Height: 2.7 |
Weight: | 0.51 Ct. |
Color: help | Green (Lime Green) |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | 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 | $27 |
This peridot is a transparent, emerald cut gemstone weighing 0.51 carat, with exact dimensions of 6.04 x 4.00 x 2.70 mm. Its vivid lime green hue is described as medium color intensity, a saturation that offers strong visual appeal without appearing overly dark. The stone was cut into an emerald shape to emphasize its clarity and to present a broad, elegant table that displays the color consistently across the face. Clarity has been assessed as very slightly included at eye level, meaning that the stone shows minimal internal characteristics that do not detract from its overall visual purity when viewed without magnification. The polish is excellent, with smooth, well defined facet junctions that maximize the surface luster and contribute to a refined finish. There has been no enhancement applied to this peridot, and its documented origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a source known for producing well colored and carefully vetted gemstones. Buyers who value traceability will appreciate the clear provenance and the untreated nature of this gem.
From a gemological grading perspective, several attributes combine to make this peridot an appealing purchase for educated collectors and jewellery designers. The emerald cut is a step cut that accentuates color uniformity and clarity, rather than relying on scintillation, and for peridot this choice tends to deliver a sophisticated, classical look. Very slight inclusions evaluated at eye level indicate that the stone approaches eye clean standards for most observers, and because these characteristics are minor, they do not significantly affect structural integrity or brilliance. The medium color intensity sits in an optimal range for peridot, where the green tone is unmistakable and lively, but still allows light to travel through the pavilion and return to the viewer. Excellent polishing not only improves brightness and visual appeal, it is also an indicator of skilled lapidary work, which enhances both aesthetic and market value. The combination of precise cutting, high polish, attractive hue, and minimal inclusion content is what a discerning buyer will prioritize when assessing quality.
When considering investment potential and future appreciation in value, it is important to evaluate both market dynamics and intrinsic stone attributes. Peridot occupies a different market position than the classic investment gemstones such as ruby, sapphire, and emerald. It is a niche market that appeals to collectors who seek distinctive color and relative rarity in fine quality specimens. High quality, untreated peridot with reliable provenance from respected sources such as Sri Lanka can command a premium relative to more common commercial material. The fact that this stone is untreated increases its desirability among collectors and investors who prefer natural material, and the emerald cut further enhances marketability by fitting into a range of classic jewellery settings. Supply considerations also support long term interest, because significant peridot deposits are geographically limited and production from reputable localities can fluctuate over time. Demand drivers include rising consumer interest in colored gemstones, a growing appreciation for sustainable and traceable sourcing, and the continued popularity of unique colours in high end jewellery design. For an investor, a 0.51 carat peridot represents an accessible entry point that balances affordability with quality, and stones with the combination of clean eye grade clarity, attractive color, no enhancements, and clear origin tend to retain liquidity among specialty buyers.
To maximize future appreciation and resale potential, buyers should consider a few practical steps that The Natural Gemstone Company recommends and supports. Securing independent certification from a reputable gemological laboratory will formalize the stone’s reported characteristics, and documentation of origin and treatment status will enhance buyer confidence and resale value. Professional mounting in a classic setting will protect the stone and increase desirability, while maintaining provenance records and appraisals will aid in insurance and future valuation. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the authenticity and quality of the gem and offers consultation on certification options, custom settings, and long term care. We also provide detailed condition reports and can assist with appraisals so that the gem is positioned optimally should you choose to resell. For collectors and investors looking for a distinctive, untreated peridot with clean appearance, precise emerald cutting, excellent polish, and credible Sri Lankan provenance, this specimen combines immediate aesthetic appeal with the attributes that informed buyers and the marketplace reward over time.




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