Have you ever had a bracelet that you want to wear every single day? This is it. It’s clean, crisp, and très chic! 

Weight: 12.49ct total weight

Treatment: None known - Peridot is rarely treated 

Source: While the specific source of these stones is unknown, peridot is found in China, Myanmar, Pakistan, Tanzania, Vietnam, and the United States.

Metaphysical: Heart Chakra (4th), helps power through traumatic emotional events, used to attract money and abundance, with an upbeat and comforting vibe.

This is a breathtaking piece of jewelry! An exquisite Arizona Peridot is set in 14k Rose Gold with bright and lively diamonds in a halo around the stone and down the sides of the ring. If you want to feel like royalty, this is your ring! The style and quality of this ring make it an heirloom piece of jewelry.

There are some inclusions in this magical stone but they are not visible to the naked eye. There is a lily-pad inclusion that is indicative that this stone is peridot. We have included images of the inclusions below. Please do not hesitate to let us know if you have any questions about inclusions, mainly because we LOVE talking about inclusions since they really are the most interesting part of a gemstone.

The beautiful spring-like green of fine round peridot adds a splash of color and glimmering depth to this classic 14k yellow gold necklace. The necklace is 17 inches long and closes with a spring-ring clasp. Peridot is 6mm in diameter.

Peridot is the lovely gem variety of olivine, which is formed in volcanos. It has been known for centuries to be a gift from Mother Nature to celebrate the earth’s rebirth each year with the coming of spring. The lovely light and tender green color of these peridots are the quintessential spring green color! The style of this peridot pendant is very trend-forward and sits lightly upon the chest. 

And by the way, it’s correctly pronounced “pear-a-doe” not “pear-a-dot”. The stone was first mined in the town Peridot, Arizona which is pronounced “pear-a-dot” but the stone is pronounced “pear-a-doe”.

Looking for something incredibly unique? Something that no one else has? Look no further than our Rutilated peridot. (Have we mentioned how much we LOVE rutile needles?) 

• Weight: 6.35ct
• Dimensions: 13.04x9.13x6.26mm
• Cut: Elongated Cushion 
• Source: Although we do not have the source for this specific stone, gem-quality rutilated peridot is usually found in the Adirondacks of New York and Kashmir, Pakistan. We are assuming this piece is from Kashmir. 
• Treatment: None

 Did you know that The Rutile Ltd specializes in custom jewelry? Click here for more information about creating a custom piece of jewelry.

These are peridot pyroclastic bombs, also called xenolith bombs, with basalt on the exterior and tiny peridot crystals in pockets. We collected these specimens in Peridot Mesa on the San Carlos Apache Reservation in Peridot, Arizona with our friend Stevie Joey. The small holes you see in the basalt were formed when the molten lava flew through the sky in a pyroclastic blast and then cooled abruptly (think the typical very violent volcanic eruption we all studied in elementary school). As that lava went airborne, little pockets of air became trapped in the basalt. Peridot is the gem-quality variety of olivine, which only forms in volcanic (igneous) environments. When you see a large peridot crystal, the lava was able to cool very slowly and the crystals have time to grow. When you see small crystals like in these xenolith bombs, the material cooled really quickly which caused these tiny crystals to grow. Peridot is a magnesium iron silicate and iron is actually what gives peridot its deep olive green color.  Peridot’s green hues are special and have been viewed as the symbol of the sun since ancient times.