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1.37 Ct. Green (Lime Green) Peridot from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Jun 28
Item ID: | K16277 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.73 Width: 5.42 Height: 4.69 |
Weight: | 1.37 Ct. |
Color: help | Green (Lime Green) |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $146 |
There are gemstones that capture light and imagination, and there are gemstones that carry the weight of history while remaining resolutely modern. This beautiful transparent 1.37 carat emerald cut lime green peridot from Tanzania belongs to the latter category, a stone that speaks to centuries of admiration while fitting seamlessly into contemporary design. The proportions are elegant, with dimensions of 6.73 by 5.42 by 4.69 mm, and the emerald cut emphasizes clarity, symmetry, and a measured play of light. Graded as slightly included at eye level, and showing a medium color intensity, this peridot offers the pleasing balance of natural character and visual purity. It has an excellent polish, no enhancements, and a freshness of tone that makes it suitable for a ring, a pendant, or a pair of heirloom stud settings that will endure across generations. At The Natural Gemstone Company we recognize how a single stone can become central to family stories, and this peridot is presented with that legacy in mind.
Peridot has a storied place in human culture, cherished by ancient civilizations for its verdant glow and believed powers of protection and renewal. From island mines where it was once called the gem of the sun, to the courts of medieval Europe where it was set into crowns and reliquaries, peridot has always been associated with enduring values. The emerald cut of this example enhances that historical resonance, recalling classic jewelry forms that have been prized for centuries for their understated geometry and ability to showcase color. The facets are arranged to create broad, luminous planes, and the stone’s excellent polish allows light to travel cleanly through each facet, producing a steady inner brightness rather than a scattered flash of brilliance. The slightly included clarity grade means the stone has small internal features that are visible at eye level only to a trained observer, and these natural inclusions are part of what makes the gem genuine, traceable, and alive. Collected from Tanzania, a source known for producing peridot with lively lime green hues, this gemstone carries a geographical provenance that adds to its story and future collectible value.
When considering a piece of jewelry meant to pass from one generation to the next, design choices matter as much as the stone itself. The emerald cut is inherently classical, and when set in a restrained, high quality mounting, it becomes timeless. A wide, gently tapered bezel in yellow gold will amplify the warm green tones and protect the pavilion and girdle for years of wear, while a four prong platinum or white gold solitaire setting will present the gem with clean, modern lines that honor its clarity and cut. For those who favor a more narrative piece, the peridot pairs beautifully with other natural gems, and one particularly compelling combination is with a Semi Black Opal. The deep opalescent flashes of a Semi Black Opal create a dramatic counterpoint to the crisp lime green of the peridot, producing a duo that feels both ancient and avant garde, suitable for a pendant that tells a story or a brooch that becomes a family emblem. Incorporating milgrain, filigree, or subtle engraving into the metalwork can also link the present to the past, creating a tactile history that can be read and added to by future hands.
To ensure this peridot becomes a true generational heirloom, consider the long term aspects of care, documentation, and emotional provenance. Peridot has a Mohs hardness of about 6.5 to 7, which means that with attentive daily wear and sensible precautions it will remain brilliant through decades. Simple routines such as removing the piece during heavy manual tasks, avoiding abrupt temperature changes, and storing it separately from harder stones will greatly extend its life. At The Natural Gemstone Company we include provenance details, high resolution imagery, and guidance for custom settings, and we encourage families to attach their own stories to the piece, by recording dates, names, and occasions associated with the jewelry. A certificate of authenticity noting the stone is a natural, unenhanced peridot from Tanzania, along with the technical details of carat weight, cut, dimensions, clarity assessment, and polish, makes the gem easy to insure and simple to catalog for inheritance planning. In the right setting, perhaps accompanied by a Semi Black Opal in a companion piece, this 1.37 carat emerald cut peridot will do more than decorate, it will become an heirloom, a beacon of family memory that bridges past artisans, present wearers, and future descendants. If you would like assistance designing a setting that honors this gem and your lineage, The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to guide you through every thoughtful choice.























