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0.84 Ct. Yellowish Green Peridot from Pakistan
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K27920 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.96 Width: 4.74 Height: 3.48 |
Weight: | 0.84 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish 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 | Pakistan |
Per carat price: help | $100 |
Peridot is a gemstone steeped in history and legend, a stone whose verdant glow has been admired by civilizations for millennia, and this example continues that unbroken lineage with grace. From ancient texts that celebrated its lively green as a symbol of rebirth, to medieval treasuries where it was set into crowns and devotional objects, peridot has long been prized for its warmth and clarity. This particular peridot offers a direct connection to that tradition, a compact and luminous jewel that captures the same timeless appeal that drew emperors and travelers to seek out rare green light. When you hold this stone you are not simply admiring a gem, you are engaging with an object that carries the cultural memory of centuries, made modern by precise cutting and a clarity that invites contemplation and admiration.
This is a transparent 0.84 carat emerald cut shape yellowish green peridot, with exact dimensions of 5.96 x 4.74 x 3.48 mm, an emerald cut that emphasizes clean lines and architectural beauty. The clarity grade has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, a level of natural character that remains unobtrusive while affirming the stone as a genuine product of the earth. Color intensity is medium, a balanced green with a sunny yellow undertone that projects a cheerful yet sophisticated presence on the finger. The polish is excellent, allowing light to move through the facets with steady brilliance, and there has been no enhancement to alter its natural state. Originating from Pakistan, this gem reflects the quality and mineralogical richness of that region, where peridot has been recovered in fine examples for collectors and designers alike, and where careful lapidary work produces cuts that honor the stone rather than mask it.
From an investment perspective this peridot presents several advantages that make it a considered acquisition for both lovers of fine gems and those seeking appreciation over time. Natural, untreated gemstones carry a premium in the market, and this peridot is offered without enhancement, which preserves its intrinsic rarity and appeal. The emerald cut is a classic shape that has endured through changing fashions, prized by connoisseurs for its elegance and its capacity to showcase clarity and color rather than hide them. As collectors increasingly favor natural, provenance documented stones, gems with a clear origin, such as this Pakistani peridot, attract stronger demand. While the peridot market has historically been more accessible than some precious stones, there has been a steady rise in interest for top quality colored gems, driven by a desire for pieces that are both wearable and investable. Even at a modest weight of 0.84 carat, this gemstone is exceptional in finish and condition, and its precise proportions and excellent polish make it suitable for bespoke settings that can elevate perceived value. Scarcity of high quality, untreated peridot, and the growing appreciation for historically resonant gemstones, suggests a favorable outlook for future appreciation, particularly when the stone is held as part of a thoughtful, well documented collection.
When you consider provenance, craftsmanship, and market trends together, the case for acquisition becomes compelling, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to guide you through that process with transparency and expertise. We provide documentation of origin and gemstone characteristics, and we can advise on settings that complement the emerald cut and medium color intensity to maximize both aesthetic and resale potential. For the buyer who values history and longevity, this peridot is ideal for a classic solitaire ring, a refined pendant, or a custom piece that will serve as an heirloom. Proper care and occasional professional cleaning will preserve its polish and brilliance, and periodic assessment by a qualified gemologist can help track market value should you choose to hold the piece as an investment. In short, this yellowish green peridot from northern Pakistan is not only a wearable fragment of ancient tradition, but also a smart purchase for those who seek beauty that endures, and potential appreciation that rewards patience and discernment. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company for further information on certification, custom settings, and the ways this stone can become a lasting and valuable part of your collection.




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