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1.26 Ct. Peridot from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 23
Item ID: | K6341 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.92 Width: 5.99 Height: 3.9 |
Weight: | 1.26 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Checkerboard |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $34 |
This transparent 1.26 carat oval green peridot from Ceylon Sri Lanka presents a rare combination of clean eye appeal and lively color, qualities that set it apart from many market alternatives. The gem measures 7.92 x 5.99 x 3.90 mm, a proportion that reads as an elegant 8 by 6 millimeter class oval in hand, and it carries a checkerboard cut that multiplies flashes of light across the table. Clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a practical and attractive grade that translates to a clean visual experience without the premium cost of flawless material. The color is medium intense green, sitting in that coveted zone between yellowish and deep green where peridot shows its most vibrant personality. An excellent polish finishes the stone so that each facet plays its part in scintillation and light return. The gem has been heat treated, an established enhancement that improves color uniformity and clarity, and it comes to you vetted and ready to be set with confidence by The Natural Gemstone Company.
Compared to the bulk of peridots on the market, which often skew toward pale citrus tones or show more visible surface reaching inclusions, this Ceylon stone offers a more saturated and even tone while retaining transparency. Peridot can be found from a variety of locales, and Ceylon Sri Lanka material frequently displays a purity of green that competes well with the more expensive green gemstones without the same price premium. When set alongside tsavorite garnet or emerald, this peridot offers a brighter lime green that reads fresh in daylight and under warm interior lighting, while remaining far more accessible in price. Its very slightly included grade is a practical advantage for custom jewelers and designers, because the stone will sit beautifully in open settings without the need for heavy masking or elaborate mounting to hide flaws. The checkerboard cut enhances this advantage, scattering reflections to minimize the visibility of minor internal characteristics and creating a lively surface that looks larger face up than many standard cuts of the same carat weight.
The oval shape and precise dimensions make this peridot exceptionally versatile for a wide array of jewelry settings, and the 3.90 mm depth gives it balanced proportions for both bezel and prong work. In a classic solitaire ring, the stone will offer a commanding central presence without overwhelming the finger, and it pairs particularly well with tapered or cathedral shoulders that frame the oval profile. For engagement or fashion rings that favor brilliance, a halo of small white diamonds will amplify the medium intense green and create a refined contrast that mimics the look of pricier green gemstones at a fraction of the cost. Bezel settings suit wearers who prefer daily wear with low snag risk, while minimal four or six prong mounts will maximize light entry and show off the checkerboard facets to best advantage. As a pendant the elongated oval reads elegantly on a simple bail or within a diamond accented frame, and matched pairs would make excellent drop earrings that play in movement and light. The width to length ratio and the excellent polish also lend the stone to more creative approaches, such as asymmetrical artisan designs, open work bezels, or custom signet style mounts for masculine jewelry where a single vivid green focal point is desired.
For designers and clients weighing options, this peridot represents a superior value proposition, because it brings together eye pleasing color, robust faceting, and size in a market where similar visual impact often commands a higher ticket. Compared to emeralds that commonly require heavy oils or filled treatments to appear clean, this heat treated peridot offers stable, long lasting color without complex maintenance. Compared to garnet varieties that can be expensive for intense green stones, peridot gives a similar visual buzz with greater availability and a friendlier price point. When thinking about metal pairings, yellow gold will warm and deepen the green for a classic look, rose gold will introduce a soft vintage mood that makes the stone feel romantic, and white gold or platinum will modernize the palette and let the peridot pop with clear contrast. Accent stones like small brilliant diamonds, white sapphires, or even tiny blue sapphires can be used to tune the overall effect toward timeless elegance or contemporary color contrast. For bespoke pieces, the stone adapts well to mixed metal settings and to design motifs inspired by nature, geometric frameworks, or vintage filigree, because the checkerboard surface engages from nearly every viewing angle.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we emphasize the importance of choosing a gemstone that not only looks exceptional on the bench but also integrates seamlessly into the final design, and this 1.26 carat oval peridot is designed to do just that. Our team can advise on exact mounting dimensions, prong size, and recommended metal thickness to secure the 7.92 x 5.99 x 3.90 mm profile while honoring the cut and avoiding unnecessary concealment of the stone face. For custom engagement rings we recommend a low profile bezel or a classic four prong mount with a diamond halo to elevate presence and protect the girdle. For earrings and pendants we recommend matched metal choices and secure settings that emphasize the checkerboard shimmer for daytime and evening wear. For custom artisan pieces our silversmith partners and goldsmiths can translate the peridot into freeform wire set work, modern tension mounts, or heirloom style settings where the stone becomes the emotional center of the piece.
This peridot is an excellent candidate for anyone seeking a distinctive green gem that balances visual drama with practical wearability, and it is an especially strong option for customers who want the look of higher end green gems without the same financial outlay. Its origin in Ceylon Sri Lanka, combined with the checked faceting, very slightly included clarity grade, medium intense color intensity, and excellent polish, makes it an attractive choice for designers and buyers who value both beauty and value. When you choose this gem from The Natural Gemstone Company you gain access to our guidance on setting choices, metal pairing, and finishing touches that will maximize the stone in the final jewel. Contact us to discuss specific settings and custom options, and allow us to help you build a piece that showcases this peridot to its fullest potential.




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