26.75 Ct. Green (Lime Green) Peridot from Burma (Myanmar)

This exceptional peridot offered by The Natural Gemstone Company is a showstopper in both presence and purity, a rare specimen that stands apart from the more common commercial material flooding the market. We are presenting a transparent 26.75 carat cushion shape peridot in a vivid lime green, with measurements of 21.00 x 16.58 x 9.75 millimeters, a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation with a generous face up area, a clarity graded very slightly included at eye level, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish. There has been no enhancement to alter its natural appearance, and its origin is Burma, Myanmar, which adds provenance and collector appeal. In a marketplace where many stones are irradiated, heated, oiled, or otherwise treated to improve color and clarity, this peridot is an honest, unretouched gemstone, the kind of natural investment few can match at this size and quality.

Compared to the typical peridot offerings found in jewelry stores and online venues this gem is in an entirely different league. Most retail peridots are under 5 carats, often under 10 carats, and frequently show heavier inclusions or washed out color when viewed face up. Larger peridots over 20 carats and with transparent clarity are exceptionally scarce. When buyers look at alternative green gemstones such as tsavorite garnet or emerald, they often face either steep price premiums for similar sizes and color saturation, or compromise on clarity and treatment status. Emeralds of comparable face up size commonly carry significant treatments and inclusions that require settings that hide flaws, and tsavorites at this scale are exceedingly rare and expensive. This peridot delivers an intense pure lime green that reads distinctly fresh and lively, with the light return and sparkle that come from a skillful mixed brilliant cut, making it a superior choice for someone seeking bold color and honest provenance without the inflated pricing attached to rarer green gem categories.

The dimensions and clarity of this peridot make it especially well suited to become the centerpiece of a high impact statement design. The wide 21.00 millimeter length and 16.58 millimeter width offer a commanding visual footprint that reads beautifully on rings, pendants, brooches, or bespoke cufflinks, while the 9.75 millimeter depth preserves optical volume and durability. Because the clarity is graded very slightly included at eye level, designers can employ open settings, delicate prongs, or minimal bezels that allow maximum light to enter and exit the pavilion, enhancing brilliance and the gem surface flash that draws attention from a distance. The cushion outline is classic yet contemporary, translating readily into vintage inspired halo settings or bold solitaire frameworks where the stone is the undisputed hero. The excellent polish ensures clean light return and crisp facet definition, which means the gem will maintain a lively personality under different lighting conditions, from daylight to soft evening illumination.

When you consider long term value and visual impact, this Burmese peridot from The Natural Gemstone Company offers a rare combination of size, color, clarity, and authenticity that is difficult to find in the current market. For collectors and designers who prioritize untreated material and measurable provenance, this stone represents both an elegant centerpiece and a sensible allocation of budget when compared to treated or heavily included alternatives. We encourage prospective clients to imagine settings that celebrate the stones bold lime green, to request additional lighting images or video, or to consult with our design team to create a custom mount that takes full advantage of the stones proportions and clarity. At this scale the gem does not merely sit on a piece, it defines the piece, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to assist in bringing that vision to life, offering expertise, secure handling, and guidance to ensure the final jewel is as remarkable as the stone itself.