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1.18 Ct. Yellowish Green Peridot from Pakistan
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K27906 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.1 Width: 5.79 Height: 3.91 |
Weight: | 1.18 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Pakistan |
Per carat price: help | $100 |
This exquisite transparent peridot offered by The Natural Gemstone Company weighs 1.18 carat, and it is cut into a classic cushion shape with dimensions of 7.10 by 5.79 by 3.91 mm, and the mixed brilliant cut has been applied to maximize internal fire and table brilliance, and the stone exhibits a medium color intensity in a fresh yellowish green that reads as lively and natural in most lighting conditions. The clarity grade is slightly included evaluated at eye level, and these characteristic internal features are typical of peridot and serve as reliable indicators of its natural origin, they do not materially diminish the gem when viewed face up, and in this specimen the inclusions are well distributed so that the gem retains excellent transparency. Polish has been evaluated as excellent, the facets display crisp facet junctions and mirror like reflections which enhance scintillation, and the lack of any enhancement or treatment makes this peridot more desirable to collectors and connoisseurs who prioritize untreated natural material. The cushion outline provides a generous table for brilliance while preserving weight, and the mixed brilliant pavilion complements the cushion form by returning light in a lively and modern manner, making it an excellent choice for a ring center stone or a pendant that benefits from both sparkle and hand friendly proportions.
From a gemological perspective peridot is the gem variety of olivine, and it forms in the upper mantle and is brought to the surface by volcanic activity, and deposits in Pakistan have become recognized for producing attractive yellowish green material with good clarity and saturation. Pakistan sourced peridots are increasingly sought after by knowledgeable buyers because they combine pleasing color with a natural, untreated state, and the provenance adds traceable value compared with anonymous sources. Historically peridot has a long provenance that dates back to ancient Egyptian mining on islands in the Red Sea, and collectors value peridot for its distinctive lime to olive green that is entirely different from the deeper grassy green of emeralds or the pale green tints seen in some diamonds. In practical terms peridot is robust enough for everyday jewelry with normal care, but its relative softness compared with corundum or diamond means that settings that protect the girdle and corners will preserve the stone over time, and given the excellent polish and crisp cutting of this particular piece, it will display strong visual appeal while being comfortable to wear.
When placing this peridot in a historical and market context it is instructive to compare its qualities to famous green gemstones from history, because doing so clarifies its unique appeal to the educated buyer. Unlike the rare natural green diamonds that are famous for their extreme scarcity and astronomical prices, this peridot offers an immediate, approachable green that reads as vibrant and luminous, and because it is free of enhancements it presents a purer natural color story than many commercially treated gems. Compared with famous emeralds that have deep green saturation but also tend to contain significant inclusions that are often accepted as part of the stone’s character, this peridot’s slightly included clarity grade permits more light return and a brighter face up appearance, especially given the mixed brilliant cut, and the yellowish green tone offers a distinctive aesthetic that appeals to collectors who desire variety in their green gemstone holdings. From a historical angle peridot was prized in antiquity and carried symbolic meanings in many cultures, its association with ancient Red Sea mining lends an aura of continuity with gemstone traditions, and a modern peridot from Pakistan such as this one provides a bridge between those ancient stories and contemporary gemological standards. For the buyer seeking a natural, untreated, and attractively finished green gem with a clear provenance and strong eye appeal, this 1.18 carat cushion peridot represents a compelling balance of color, cut, and value, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to provide further technical documentation, imagery, or assistance with bespoke mounting options to ensure this stone becomes a well curated highlight in a private collection or a finely made piece of jewelry.




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