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1.04 Ct. Yellowish Green Peridot from Madagascar
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Item ID: | K24745 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.7 Width: 5.73 Height: 3.72 |
Weight: | 1.04 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $58 |
From the ancient volcanic soils and basalt flows of Madagascar this peridot was born, a gem shaped by fire and time. Miners worked by hand to uncover crystals that had formed deep within the earth, each crystal carrying the subtle signatures of its island home. When The Natural Gemstone Company acquired this piece we gave particular attention to its story and provenance, ensuring that what comes to your hands is as authentic as the land that produced it. The journey of this transparent 1.04 carat oval peridot began as a rough crystal, and through the careful selection of cutters its potential was revealed, its yellowish green hue intensified by light and human care, its natural character preserved by refusing any enhancements.
In the cutting studio master cutters examined the rough and chose a mixed brilliant faceted style to maximize both color and life. The finished gem measures 7.70 x 5.73 x 3.72 millimeters, an elegant oval that flatters most settings while allowing the eye to enjoy a perfect balance of brilliance and depth. The clarity is very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, meaning that the stone appears clean to the unaided eye while retaining the natural inclusions that prove its authenticity and origin. Intense color intensity gives the peridot a vivid presence, and an excellent polish ensures that every facet sparkles with clarity and fire. There has been no enhancement to alter color or clarity, the gem you see is the gem the earth made, and the lapidary transformed with skill.
When considering durability it is important to compare gemstones on the Mohs scale, and peridot typically ranks between 6.5 and 7. On that scale diamond sits at 10 and sapphire and ruby at 9, while quartz is around 7 and topaz around 8. This places peridot below the hardest gemstones used in jewelry but still robust enough for many types of wear, provided some care is taken. For daily wear settings that protect the stone from sharp knocks are recommended, a bezel or a protective halo will shield the girdle and reduce the chances of chipping, and rings that are subject to heavy impact should be chosen with mindful design. Routine maintenance is simple, warm soapy water and a soft brush will keep the pavilion and facets clean, avoid harsh chemicals and prolonged ultrasonic cleaning when the setting is fragile, and store the peridot separately from harder gems that might scratch it.
As a representative of The Natural Gemstone Company I invite you to imagine this Madagascar peridot set into a piece that tells a personal story, a pendant that catches morning light, a pair of earrings that brings warmth to the face, or a ring that becomes an heirloom. Its 1.04 carat weight gives presence without overpowering, and the oval silhouette makes it flattering and versatile. The narrative of this gem begins in basalt and lava flows, moves through the careful hands of miners and cutters, and ends with an object of beauty that you can wear and cherish. If you seek a gemstone with visible provenance, natural charm, intense color, and a lustrous mixed brilliant cut, this peridot offers all those qualities in a durable and wearable form, and The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to help you realize its next chapter into jewelry that will be treasured for years to come.

























