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0.51 Ct. Peridot from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Apr 26
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 |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $27 |
This listing presents a single, transparent 0.51 carat emerald cut green peridot, with precise dimensions of 6.04 x 4.00 x 2.70 mm, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, a trusted source for natural, untreated gems. This stone exhibits a medium intense color intensity that captures the lively lime to olive green characteristic of fine peridot, and it benefits from an excellent polish that enhances face up brightness and sharp facet definition. The selected emerald cut, with its step facets and elongated table, emphasizes color saturation and creates a clean, architectural look that suits contemporary and classic settings alike. This peridot originates from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a source known for producing peridots with attractive tone and clarity, and the stone is natural with no enhancement, which is an important attribute for collectors and investment minded buyers who prioritize untreated provenance.
From a gemological perspective, peridot is the gem variety of olivine, and it is prized for its distinct green caused by iron in the crystal structure. This example has a clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which describes minor inclusions that are not readily apparent without careful inspection, and the excellent polish minimizes surface disturbances that could interrupt light flow. In practice, the emerald cut reduces the visibility of internal features by focusing on large, flat facets that reflect light in broad flashes, so the visual result is a clean, transparent appearance that reads as bright and even in most lighting. The dimensions and carat weight place this piece in a versatile size range for use as a center stone in smaller solitaire rings, as a focal accent in three stone designs, or set in fine earrings where color and symmetry are paramount.
When evaluating investment potential, several factors make this peridot attractive to an educated buyer, starting with its natural untreated status and documented origin from Ceylon Sri Lanka, attributes that often command a premium relative to undifferentiated material. Color intensity and clarity are the primary drivers of peridot value, and a medium intense, clean appearing stone with an excellent cut is positioned favorably in the market. Unlike some gemstones that are subject to routine treatments, peridot is typically sold natural, so the absence of enhancement preserves intrinsic value. The global market for colored gemstones has shown increased collector and investor interest over the past decade, driven by demand for unique natural stones, limited supplies of top quality material, and a broader acceptance of colored gems in fine jewelry. For a stone of this size and quality the appreciation potential is generally moderate, but it can be significant if it is held as part of a curated collection, accompanied by proper documentation, and offered to niche buyers who value origin and untreated status. It is important to note that gemstone markets are not guaranteed, and future price performance depends on supply, fashion trends, and buyer sentiment, so buyers seeking investment outcomes should consider certification, insurance, and a documented provenance when assembling a collection.
Practical considerations that enhance both enjoyment and long term value include the choice of setting, routine care, and record keeping, all services The Natural Gemstone Company supports for our clients. The emerald cut will sit securely in bezel or bezel adjacent prong settings, and its flat pavilion and step facets are forgiving in mounting and polishing, which reduces risk of post setting damage. Peridot has a Mohs hardness in the mid to upper six range, which requires reasonable care to avoid abrasion and sharp impacts, and cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush is recommended, avoiding steam and harsh chemicals. From an investment management perspective, we advise retaining high resolution imagery, a dated invoice noting origin and treatment status, and professional gemological documentation when available, as these items materially improve resale liquidity and buyer confidence. Buying through The Natural Gemstone Company gives you transparent sourcing and a partner experienced in matching stones to long term value objectives, and our team can assist with independent grading recommendations, bespoke setting options, and care advice to preserve both beauty and potential appreciation over time.




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