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1.10 Ct. Yellowish Green Peridot from Pakistan
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K27914 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.42 Width: 5.18 Height: 3.34 |
Weight: | 1.10 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 |
This listing describes a single, transparent peridot of notable proportions and presentation supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stone weighs 1.10 carats, and measures 7.42 by 5.18 by 3.34 millimeters. The shape is a classic emerald cut, executed with careful symmetry and proportion. The measured clarity grade is very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, indicating minimal internal characteristics that do not materially detract from the stone face up. Color is a yellowish green with medium color intensity, and the finish is described as an excellent polish. No enhancements have been applied, and the gem is sourced from Pakistan, which is noted for producing peridot specimens with clear tone and clean crystal structure.
The emerald cut of this peridot is the principal contributor to its refined visual effect, and the cutting proportions emphasize linear facet architecture and internal reflection. The rectangular step cut facets create a controlled hall of mirrors effect, producing broad flashes of light along the length of the stone rather than dispersed scintillation. The cutting depth relative to the average of length and width is approximately fifty three percent, a proportion that balances a strong face up presence with substantial light return through the top of the gem. Facet junctions are well aligned and the crown and pavilion planes exhibit consistent symmetry, supporting uniform reflection and an even appearance under direct and diffuse illumination. The excellent polish enhances interface smoothness and allows unobstructed transmission of light, which contributes to the stone reading as bright and lively for its size.
Color and clarity are presented in harmonious balance in this peridot, with a medium intensity that reads as a fresh yellowish green under natural daylight and controlled indoor illumination. The hue leans toward the yellow spectrum within the peridot range, yielding a warm, verdant tone that is versatile in jewelry design and pairs well with both white and yellow metal settings. The clarity grade of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, indicates internal features that are modest in size and distribution, and in this specimen they act principally as points of natural character rather than visual detractors. Because the material is transparent and free of enhancement, the inherent color and internal structure remain authentic to the stone origin, and the surface polish preserves sharp facet definition. These attributes allow the cut to dictate the gem character, and they permit the peridot to present as a deliberate focal element when mounted.
From a practical standpoint, this peridot is suited to a range of design applications where it can function as a central stone, and the dimensions will adapt well to single stone rings, understated halo settings, minimalist bezel mounts, and calibrated pendant designs. The rectangular emerald cut reads as elongated on the finger or as a clean architectural element on a pendant, making it appropriate for both classic and contemporary designs intended to showcase cut and color. As a natural peridot, the material requires routine care consistent with its mineral properties, and it should be cleaned with warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoiding prolonged exposure to strong heat, steam, ultrasonic cleaning, and aggressive chemicals. Settings should be designed to protect the girdle and corners and to limit exposure during activities that involve impact or abrasive contact. The Natural Gemstone Company confirms that this peridot is natural, untreated, and sourced from Pakistan, and it is prepared to provide additional documentation on request to support provenance and to assist in selecting an appropriate setting that honors the stone as a centerpiece in any collection.




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