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19.85 Ct. Peridot from Pakistan
This loose stone ships by Apr 22
Item ID: | K23246 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 17.38 Width: 14.16 Height: 10.88 |
Weight: | 19.85 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Pakistan |
Per carat price: help | $160 |
There are gemstones that carry with them the quiet weight of history, and this remarkable peridot is one of those rare stones that feels inextricably linked to time and tradition. For millennia peridot has been treasured by civilizations from ancient Egypt through the medieval courts of Europe for its luminous green that seems to trap sunlight and keep it close. This particular example offered by The Natural Gemstone Company embodies that enduring legacy, a transparent cushion shape peridot weighing 19.85 carats with dimensions of 17.38 x 14.16 x 10.88 mm. It is fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and depth, it displays intense color intensity and an excellent polish, and it exhibits a clarity described as very slightly included evaluated at eye level. The stone has been heat treated to improve tone and stability, and its documented origin in Pakistan links it to a lineage of fine peridots that have supplied connoisseurs and royal jewelers for generations.
The proportions and shape of this peridot make it an ideal centerpiece for custom jewelry commissions, especially for clients and designers who prize classical elegance and wearable grandeur. The cushion shape offers the perfect balance between rounded repose and faceted fire, so that the gem reads as both substantial and graceful on the finger, at the throat, or set as the focal point of a brooch or cuff. At 19.85 carats and with the generous dimensions noted above, the stone carries a commanding presence without overwhelming wearable proportions, making it suited to a broad range of bespoke concepts. Whether set as a solitaire ring with a low but secure prong setting for daily wear, mounted in a halo design to emphasize the peridot s glow, or integrated into a multi stone composition, the mixed brilliant cut creates an animated play of light that complements intricate metalwork and contrasting gems.
Pairing options with this peridot open a world of historically resonant design language, and one especially evocative companion is white opal. White Opal brings a soft, pearly luminescence that contrasts beautifully with the clear, intense green of peridot. In a period inspired layout, a central peridot might be surrounded by cabochon or small faceted white opal accents to recreate the luminous backgrounds favored in late Victorian and Edwardian jewels, or white opal could be used as soft shoulders to a peridot solitaire for a modern classical effect. Designers who wish to lean into antique aesthetics can combine the peridot with intricate milgrain and filigree, while those who prefer clean contemporary lines can use white opal as subtle inlays or bezel set side stones to maintain a refined silhouette. The pairing draws on ancient symbolism, the green of renewal and the opal s aura of inner light, resulting in creations that feel timeless and deeply meaningful.
Beyond its aesthetic virtues, this peridot is practical for fine custom work, and its physical qualities inform how it can be set and worn. The mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish ensure that facet junctions are crisp and that the stone will respond magnificently to close setting, pavé surrounds, and open backed bezels that enhance color saturation. The clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates inclusions that do not distract from the gem s beauty to the naked eye, while the heat treatment is a standard enhancement applied to stabilize and refine color, consistent with responsible gem trade practices. Origin from Pakistan places this stone among a well regarded supply of peridots, and our gem specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company can advise on mountings that balance protection and display, such as low profile prongs for rings that will be worn frequently, or a decorative basket for pendants that allows light to enter and animate the mixed brilliant facets.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we cherish the opportunity to translate a stone of this stature into a bespoke heirloom that will be worn and admired for generations. If you are imagining a commissioned ring, pendant, or a paired set with White Opal accents, our design team will consult with you on metal choice, bezel versus prong settings, halo scale, and the historical detailing that best complements the cushion profile and generous dimensions of this 19.85 carat peridot. We provide high resolution imagery, documentation about origin and treatment, and guided recommendations to ensure the final piece reflects the gem s legacy and your personal story. Please contact The Natural Gemstone Company for a private consultation to explore design sketches, setting options, and matched stones, and allow us to help you create a custom jewel that honors tradition while becoming a new touchstone in your own collection.





















