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3.39 Ct. Green (Lime Green) Peridot from Pakistan
Item ID: | K2886 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.03 Width: 8.08 Height: 4.91 |
Weight: | 3.39 Ct. |
Color: help | Green (Lime Green) |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Pakistan |
This listing describes a single transparent peridot, weight 3.39 carats, shape emerald cut, dimensions 10.03 x 8.08 x 4.91 mm. The gem displays a vivid lime green hue with intense color saturation and an eye level clarity grade of very slightly included. The pavilion and step facets are precisely cut to the emerald style, producing broad flash and a controlled play of light across the table, and the surface finish carries an excellent polish. There has been no enhancement to the stone, and it is a natural specimen originating from Pakistan. These objectively verifiable attributes are presented to assist in technical evaluation and design planning, and to support the gemological provenance supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company.
Optical behavior of this peridot is characterized by strong transparency coupled with a saturated green that retains brightness under a variety of light sources. The emerald cut emphasizes color depth while producing large, even reflections that reveal the stone s internal clarity at a glance. In daylight and cool white lighting the lime green leans toward a pure, verdant tone, and under warmer incandescent light the yellow component becomes more pronounced without appearing muddy. The combination of intense color and very slight eye visible inclusions yields a gem that communicates color with clarity rather than cloudiness, and the precise facet junctions and excellent polish minimize light leakage to maximize perceived saturation and brilliance.
When set in jewelry the lime green peridot complements a broad range of skin tones through contrast and harmony, depending on metal choice and adjacent gemstones. On fair skin with cool undertones the clear lime green will present as a lively cool green, and pairing the stone with white gold or platinum accentuates its clarity and cool facets. On fair skin with warm undertones the slight golden bias in the peridot s color can harmonize with yellow gold, producing a unified warm palette. For medium skin tones the stone provides a balanced chromatic effect that neither overwhelms nor disappears, and both white and yellow metals are effective. On olive skin the green can echo natural undertones to produce a cohesive look, and rose gold can introduce a soft warmth that mellows the green while preserving vibrancy. On deeper skin tones the saturated lime green becomes highly visible and striking, and contrast with polished white metals creates a crisp, luminous presentation. In all cases, surrounding accent stones and the design s metal work influence perceived temperature and saturation, and careful selection of setting depth, bezel profile, and accent hue allows the stone s color to be tailored to individual complexion and style.
From a jewellery design and practical perspective the emerald cut peridot of these dimensions is versatile for rings, pendants, and earrings. The rectangular outline and step facets lend themselves to secure prong or bezel settings that protect the corners while showing the table and pavilion relationships. Given the gem s clarity and polish, settings that allow light to enter from the pavilion will enhance face up color intensity and maximize brilliance. Metal choices may be guided by the desired effect on skin tone as described previously, with white metals emphasizing contrast and coolness, yellow metals reinforcing warmth, and rose gold providing a subtly softened green. Care considerations include avoiding prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals and extreme heat, and routine cleaning with mild detergent and a soft brush will preserve polish and luster. The absence of enhancement and documented origin from Pakistan provide clear provenance for appraisals and design records, and the exact measurements, weight, cut style, clarity grade, color intensity, and polish rating are provided to support technical decision making and to integrate the gem seamlessly into a finished piece.






















