5.64 Ct. Yellowish Green Peridot from Burma (Myanmar)

This 5.64 carat transparent oval peridot from Burma Myanmar is precision cut to 13.04 by 10.06 by 6.12 mm, reflecting a well considered depth proportion of approximately fifty three percent relative to the mean diameter, a balance that preserves both brilliance and durability. The mixed brilliant cut combines a carefully faceted brilliant crown with a modified pavilion, the crown facets engineered to maximize scintillation and the pavilion geometry calibrated to enhance internal color saturation rather than simply push for maximum return. The result is an intense yellowish green hue with strong saturation that reads consistently across viewing angles, and an excellent polish that produces crisp facet junctions and lively light return. No enhancement has been applied to this stone, the color and clarity are entirely natural, and the cutting workmanship emphasizes clean lines and symmetry that make the oval silhouette ideal for a range of mounting styles from solitaire to halo settings.

At eye level the clarity is graded very slightly included, and the internal characteristics serve as unique identifiers that affirm the gem as a natural peridot, rather than detract from its desirability. These inclusions appear as minute mineral crystals and fine growth related features, occasionally accompanied by small healed fissures and two phase fluid related signatures, each feature behaving like a microscopic fingerprint that is stable and diagnostic for origin and natural formation. Under magnification the inclusions contribute subtle textural interest to the face up appearance, scattering light in a way that can enhance the stone for warm illumination and create variable flashes within the green field. For the connoisseur who values provenance and natural formation history, these internal markers provide confident evidence of the gemstone provenance and the absence of treatments. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this peridot as an example of careful lapidary practice combined with rare Burmese color intensity, suitable for collectors and jewelry designers who require accurate material documentation, predictable optical performance, and the irreplaceable character that only natural internal features can provide.