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4.27 Ct. Yellowish Green Peridot from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | K23745 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.7 Width: 8.65 Height: 6.04 |
Weight: | 4.27 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
Every gemstone has a story that begins long before it reaches a jeweler’s hand, and this Burmese peridot’s tale begins in the slow, patient chemistry of the earth, deep within the mineral-rich veins and volcanic rock of Myanmar. Formed in a cradle of olivine under temperatures and pressures that coaxed magnesium and iron into a crystalline green, this 4.27 carat peridot was liberated from its host rock by careful, small-scale mining that respects the rhythm of its landscape. At The Natural Gemstone Company we trace each stone’s path from rough to finished gem, and this piece traveled from its Burmese origin into the hands of master cutters who saw in its raw form the potential for extraordinary clarity and color. The result is a transparent, vivid yellowish green peridot that still carries the quiet energy of the earth where it began, a tangible link between ancient geology and modern craftsmanship.
The transformation from rough to refined gem is where artistry meets science, and this peridot was given an emerald cut to celebrate both its clarity and its color. At 10.70 by 8.65 by 6.04 millimeters, the proportions were chosen to maximize face-up spread and to allow the stone’s crisp internal structure to breathe, producing broad planes that reflect light in steady, elegant flashes. Its clarity grade is very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means the stone reads as clean and lively to the observer while retaining natural inclusions that confirm authenticity and origin. The polish is excellent, a finish that enhances the peridot’s vivid color intensity and yields the satin-smooth facets collectors appreciate. Importantly, this gem has received no enhancement, a pure, untreated peridot whose color and transparency are entirely natural. That combination of a classic emerald cut, generous dimensions, eye-level clarity, vivid hue, and superior polish produces a gemstone that is both beautiful and honest, ready to be set into an heirloom piece or kept as a collector’s treasure.
For buyers today, gemstones are not only objects of beauty but also considered parts of diversified tangible-asset collections, and this peridot offers attributes that support potential long-term appreciation. Larger, transparent peridots with strong, natural color and no enhancement are comparatively uncommon in the market, and provenance from Burma adds a narrative premium that many collectors and designers prize. Market trends over the past decade have shown growing interest in distinctive colored gems sourced and presented with transparency and craftsmanship, and untreated stones often command more lasting value than their treated counterparts because their color and stability are not dependent on human modification. The emerald cut further helps preserve and showcase the gem for generations, as its faceting minimizes visible wear and emphasizes saturation rather than flashy scintillation, appealing to both connoisseurs and modern jewelry designers. While no investment is guaranteed, the factors that favor appreciation in colored gemstones are present here, namely rarity of size and clarity for peridot, natural vivid color, impeccable finishing, and clean, documented origin. For collectors looking to build a thoughtful portfolio of gems that marry story, beauty, and scarcity, this piece represents a considered choice.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we guide clients through selection, care, and the long view of ownership, because we believe a well-chosen gem should be worn, admired, and preserved. This peridot’s radiant yellowish green will sit beautifully in a variety of settings, from a refined solitaire to a modern halo, and its size and proportions make it a versatile center stone that reads larger than its carat weight suggests when mounted. We advise mindful wear and basic care to maintain its surface polish, as peridot, while durable for daily wear with a hardness around the mid-range of gemstones, benefits from avoiding harsh knocks and extreme heat. If you seek a gem that speaks of ancient earth, expert cutting, and the possibility of future appreciation, this 4.27 carat Burmese peridot from The Natural Gemstone Company is a rare, untreated example that connects natural history with personal legacy. Reach out to us to learn more about this stone, its journey, and how it can become part of your collection.




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