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Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm
Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm
Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm
Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm
Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm
Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm
  Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm Bright Green Raw Burmese Peridot 31.78 Carats – 19x17 mm The peridot gemstone has a long and complex history. It was first discovered on the island of Zabargad, which is now part of Egypt. The ancient Egyptians were the first to mine this unique green stone. In ancient Egypt, green peridots were used for a variety of purposes, including for ornaments of the pharaohs and as funeral gifts for loved ones. This tradition continued for centuries, and peridot eventually became known as the "stone of the sun." Recently, peridot has become a popular gemstone for various jewelry items. It is especially popular in engagement and wedding rings. Peridot is also considered the birth stone for August. The most characteristic feature of jewelry-quality peridot is its purity. There are no visible inclusions in the stone, and it is one of the few precious stones with a perfectly transparent shell. Sometimes there may be reflective discs in the stones, visible under a microscope. They are called "water lilies" and they are prized by both jewelers and collectors. The stones of the highest quality will have a minimum number of inclusions, defects or opacities, or none at all. Cutting a stone changes its appearance. Peridot needs a cut that highlights its beautiful shades and exceptional purity. Fortunately, due to its hardness (or lack thereof), peridot is easy to process and process. The most popular cuts are pillow-shaped, marquise, round, oval and trillionth. Most peridots are green or yellowish-green in color. The color intensity depends on the amount of iron in the crystal structure. Peridots with a higher iron content will have a darker green color, while peridots with a lower iron content will be lighter or even yellowish-green (light green). Some peridots may also have a brown tint due to trace amounts of other elements in their crystal structure.
575 300 ₽
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Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats
  Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats Green Burmese Peridot 50.98 carats The peridot gemstone has a long and complex history. It was first discovered on the island of Zabargad, which is now part of Egypt. The ancient Egyptians were the first to mine this unique green stone. In ancient Egypt, green peridots were used for a variety of purposes, including for ornaments of the pharaohs and as funeral gifts for loved ones. This tradition continued for centuries, and peridot eventually became known as the "sun stone." Recently, peridot has become a popular gemstone for various jewelry items. It is especially popular in engagement and wedding rings. Peridot is also considered the birth stone for August. The most characteristic feature of jewelry-quality peridot is its purity. There are no visible inclusions in the stone, and it is one of the few precious stones with a perfectly transparent shell. Sometimes there may be reflective discs in the stones, visible under a microscope. They are called "water lilies," and they are prized by both jewelers and collectors. The stones of the highest quality will have a minimum number of inclusions, defects or opacities, or none at all. Cutting a stone changes its appearance. Peridot needs a cut that highlights its beautiful shades and exceptional purity. Fortunately, due to its hardness (or lack thereof), peridot is easy to process and process. The most popular cuts are pillow-shaped, marquise, round, oval and trillionth. Most peridots are green or yellowish-green in color. The color intensity depends on the amount of iron in the crystal structure. Peridots with a higher iron content will have a darker green color, while peridots with a lower iron content will be lighter or even yellowish-green (light green). Some peridots may also have a brown tint due to trace amounts of other elements in their crystal structure.
1 582 000 ₽
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Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats
Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats
  Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats Green Burmese Peridot 24.58 carats The peridot gemstone has a long and complex history. It was first discovered on the island of Zabargad, which is now part of Egypt. The ancient Egyptians were the first to mine this unique green stone. In ancient Egypt, green peridots were used for a variety of purposes, including for ornaments of the pharaohs and as funeral gifts for loved ones. This tradition continued for centuries, and peridot eventually became known as the "stone of the sun." Recently, peridot has become a popular gemstone for various jewelry items. It is especially popular in engagement and wedding rings. Peridot is also considered the birth stone for August. The most characteristic feature of jewelry-quality peridot is its purity. There are no visible inclusions in the stone, and it is one of the few precious stones with a perfectly transparent shell. Sometimes there may be reflective discs in the stones, visible under a microscope. They are called "water lilies," and they are prized by both jewelers and collectors. The stones of the highest quality will have a minimum number of inclusions, defects or opacities, or none at all. Cutting a stone changes its appearance. Peridot needs a cut that highlights its beautiful shades and exceptional purity. Fortunately, due to its hardness (or lack thereof), peridot is easy to process and process. The most popular cuts are pillow-shaped, marquise, round, oval and trillionth. Most peridots are green or yellowish-green in color. The color intensity depends on the amount of iron in the crystal structure. Peridots with a higher iron content will have a darker green color, while peridots with a lower iron content will be lighter or even yellowish-green (light green). Some peridots may also have a brown tint due to trace amounts of other elements in their crystal structure.
532 200 ₽
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Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats
Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats
Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats
Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats
Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats
Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats
  Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats Green Unprocessed Burmese Peridot 28.65 carats The peridot gemstone has a long and complex history. It was first discovered on the island of Zabargad, which is now part of Egypt. The ancient Egyptians were the first to mine this unique green stone. In ancient Egypt, green peridots were used for a variety of purposes, including for ornaments of the pharaohs and as funeral gifts for loved ones. This tradition continued for centuries, and peridot eventually became known as the "stone of the sun." Recently, peridot has become a popular gemstone for various jewelry items. It is especially popular in engagement and wedding rings. Peridot is also considered the birth stone for August. The most characteristic feature of jewelry-quality peridot is its purity. There are no visible inclusions in the stone, and it is one of the few precious stones with a perfectly transparent shell. Sometimes there may be reflective discs in the stones, visible under a microscope. They are called "water lilies," and they are prized by both jewelers and collectors. The stones of the highest quality will have a minimum number of inclusions, defects or opacities, or none at all. Cutting a stone changes its appearance. Peridot needs a cut that highlights its beautiful shades and exceptional purity. Fortunately, due to its hardness (or lack thereof), peridot is easy to handle and process. The most popular cuts are pillow-shaped, marquise, round, oval and trillionth. Most peridots are green or yellowish-green in color. The color intensity depends on the amount of iron in the crystal structure. Peridots with a higher iron content will have a darker green color, while peridots with a lower iron content will be lighter or even yellowish-green (light green). Some peridots may also have a brown tint due to trace amounts of other elements in their crystal structure.
532 200 ₽
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Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair
Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair
Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair
Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair
Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair
  Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair Pistachio-green unprocessed Burmese Peridot 27.24 carats – 14 mm, pair The peridot gemstone has a long and complex history. It was first discovered on the island of Zabargad, which is now part of Egypt. The ancient Egyptians were the first to mine this unique green stone. In ancient Egypt, green peridots were used for a variety of purposes, including for ornaments of the pharaohs and as funeral gifts for loved ones. This tradition continued for centuries, and peridot eventually became known as the "stone of the sun." Recently, peridot has become a popular gemstone for various jewelry items. It is especially popular in engagement and wedding rings. Peridot is also considered the birth stone for August. The most characteristic feature of jewelry-quality peridot is its purity. There are no visible inclusions in the stone, and it is one of the few precious stones with a perfectly transparent shell. Sometimes there may be reflective discs in the stones, visible under a microscope. They are called "water lilies" and they are prized by both jewelers and collectors. The stones of the highest quality will have a minimum number of inclusions, defects or opacities, or none at all. Cutting a stone changes its appearance. Peridot needs a cut that highlights its beautiful shades and exceptional purity. Fortunately, due to its hardness (or lack thereof), peridot is easy to process and process. The most popular cuts are pillow-shaped, marquise, round, oval and trillionth. Most peridots are green or yellowish-green in color. The color intensity depends on the amount of iron in the crystal structure. Peridots with a higher iron content will have a darker green color, while peridots with a lower iron content will be lighter or even yellowish-green (light green). Some peridots may also have a brown tint due to trace amounts of other elements in their crystal structure.
352 400 ₽
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