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2.24 Ct. Yellowish Green Peridot from Pakistan
This loose stone ships by Oct 10
Item ID: | K31420 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.42 Width: 6.17 Height: 5.02 |
Weight: | 2.24 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Pakistan |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
Presenting a transparent 2.24 carat radiant shape peridot from Pakistan, an exemplary specimen offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. This gem measures 9.42 x 6.17 x 5.02 mm, dimensions that provide a pronounced face up presence while retaining pleasing depth for optimal light performance. The cutting style is faceted, rendered in a classic radiant configuration that unites trimmed corners with a hybrid facet architecture. The cutter has balanced table size and pavilion depth to preserve weight while maximizing face up spread, a deliberate decision that yields a substantial visual impact for a stone in the 2 carat class. The clarity is graded slightly included at eye level, and those modest internal features are finely integrated within the facet pattern so that transparency remains the dominant perceptual quality. The color is a yellowish green with intense intensity, and intense saturation delivers a lively, vibrant tone under natural daylight and balanced artificial illumination. The polish is excellent across all crown and pavilion facets, ensuring crisp facet junctions, minimal surface diffusion, and strong surface luster. No enhancement has been applied to this peridot, which means the color, clarity, and overall condition are entirely natural, straight from the Pakistani source to your setting.
From a lapidary perspective, the radiant cut on this peridot demonstrates technical refinement that will attract discerning buyers. The radiant style employed here uses a combination of step and brilliant facets, with stepped elements providing depth and stability to the crown perimeter, while brilliant facets on the pavilion produce well distributed scintillation. Facet junctions are keen and symmetry is controlled, which contributes to even light return and reduces optical windowing that can diminish apparent color. The trimmed corners inherent to a radiant outline reduce stress points at the girdle, improving durability for bezel or prong settings, and they also create a geometric profile that plays well with both vintage and modern mounting designs. The girdle thickness appears proportionate to the overall dimensions, allowing for secure setting without excessive removal of material by the jeweler. Surface finish and facet alignment, paired with an excellent polish, give rise to a lively mix of pinpoint reflections and broader flash, a balance that enhances the yellowish green hue rather than fragmenting it into neutral gray zones.
Optically and chemically, this peridot exhibits characteristics consistent with high quality olivine, the mineral group to which peridot belongs, where iron acts as the primary chromophore contributing to the yellow to green spectrum. The intense color intensity observed in this specimen indicates well distributed chromophore concentration across the crystal, with minimal visible zoning at normal viewing distances. Pleochroism in peridot is typically weak, and in this piece the color appears stable from a range of orientations, a desirable trait for set stones that will be viewed from multiple angles during wear. The slightly included clarity grade provides a degree of character, while not materially affecting light transmission or brilliance. In terms of durability, peridot has a Mohs hardness in the range of 6.5 to 7, which requires a thoughtful approach to setting and daily wear, but when properly mounted and cared for it functions well as a center stone for rings, pendants, or earrings. Because this example is untreated, its natural provenance from Pakistan is particularly meaningful to collectors who prioritize origin specific material and natural state gemstones.
As a gift, this 2.24 carat radiant peridot makes a striking and memorable choice, ideal for anniversaries, milestone events, and birthstone presentations for the month of August. Its intense yellowish green color reads as both fresh and elegant, a color that photographs well and creates a vivid focal point in a range of metal tones from warm yellow gold to cool platinum. The radiant outline provides a modern geometric silhouette that suits both solitaire rings and more elaborate halo arrangements, and the trimmed corners reduce vulnerability to wear which is an important consideration for an heirloom intention. The balance of substantial face up area, excellent polish, and natural, untreated origin gives the recipient a sense of rarity and authenticity, qualities that are amplified when the piece is presented by The Natural Gemstone Company. For the buyer who appreciates technical refinement, gemological integrity, and aesthetic distinction, this Pakistani peridot offers a rare combination of color intensity and lapidary craftsmanship, ensuring that the gift will be admired for its beauty, and valued for its natural provenance and meticulous finishing.




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