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[H2] Peridot Facts - What is Peridot?
[H3] Peridot Pronounciation
Peridot is pronounced: “pear-a-doe” or “pear-a-dot”
[H3] Largest Peridots in the World
The world’s largest cut Peridot stone ever found is 311.78 carats (62.35 grams)! It was discovered on Zagbargad Island, Egypt, and is now housed at the Smithsonian Museums, USA. Also, an exquisite 192,75 carat Peridot gemstone is kept in the Diamond Treasury – Moscow, Russia. Furthermore, a 146 carat Peridot gem is kept in the Geological Museum in London, England.
[H3] Official August Birthstone
Peridot was adopted the official birthstone for the month of August in 1912 by American National Association of Jewelers. The beautiful and powerful gemstone is said to protect and help anyone born in August. The Peridot birthstone is believed to ward off any fear or insecurity, and increase self-confidence and joy. The August birthstone Peridot is also the birthstone for the zodiac signs Leo (Jul.23 – Aug.22) and Virgo (Aug.23 – Se.22).
[H3] 16th Anniversary Gemstone
A Peridot gemstone is the perfect gift for couples celebrating their 16th wedding anniversary. It is recommended as the 16th anniversary gemstone.

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[H2] Elements that determine the Peridot Price
[H3] Color
The Peridot value is very much determined by the color of the stone. The darker green color contains less iron and is more valuable then the yellow-green Peridots.
[H3] Size
The size of the gem will affect the price of Peridot. This has to do with the fact that larger Peridots of 5 carats or more are quite rare, and therefor more expensive – per carat!
[H3] Clarity
A top quality Peridot has an eye clean clarity. Any visible inclusions (black spots, lily pads etc.) will lower the price of the Peridot stone.
[H3] Origin
Myanmar and Pakistan have some of the largest and finest quality Peridots. Such top quality Peridots are rare and thus more expensive. Commercial quality Peridots from USA, China, Vietnam, and South Africa are mostly under 5 carats and the price per carat is therefore  lower.
[H2] FAQ Peridot
[H3] Occurance
Peridot can be found in Pakistan, Myanmar, USA, China, Vietnam, and South Africa. Peridot – in its basic form – has also been discovered in meteorites, on the Moon, and on Mars.
[H3] Formula
Peridot Chemical Formula: (Mg,Fe)2(SiO)4
[H3] Color
The color of the Peridot gemstone is always untreated and totally natural. The color ranges between light yellow-green to dark grass-green. The darker green Peridot color is more valuable than the yellow-green.
[H3] Value
The Peridot value ranges from $25-$500 per carat.
[H3] Properties
Peridot is said to promote prosperity, happiness, good luck, peace & protection
[H3] Chakra
Peridot affects the heart chakra & the solar plexus chakra
[H3] Healing
Peridot as a healing stone can be beneficial for the whole body, especially the heart, lungs, stomach, liver & kidneys.
[H3] Pronounciation
Peridot can be pronounced in two ways: “pear-a-doe” or “pear-a-dot”
[H3] Birthstone
Peridot is the official birthstone of the month of August.
[H3] Zodiac
Peridot Zodiac Signs: Leo, Virgo
[H3] Anniversary
Peridot is the 16th Anniversary gemstone.

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[H2] What color is Peridot?
Most Peridot gemstones are olive green. However, the Peridot color ranges from yellow-green to dark-green, depending on the iron content of the gemstone. A yellow-green Peridot stone has more iron compared to a darker-green Peridot.
The iron content will not only affect the color of the gemstone, but the value as well. The darker-green Peridots – with less iron – are more valuable and expensive compared to the yellow-green Peridots. Even so, the olive green color is very popular and it is relatively unique since there are not many gemstones that occur in this color naturally.

[H2] When was Peridot first discovered?
Peridot is an Ancient Gemstone. The history of Peridot goes back more than 3,500 years when the Egyptians discovered the gemstone. In those days, Peridot was highly desired and adored. The gemstone was said to have magical powers and was often used for healing and protection. The ancient Egyptians believed that the Peridot stone could ward off evil and protect against nightmares.

[H2] What is Peridot? What is the chemical composition of Peridot?
Peridot is a Gem-Quality Olivine. Peridot is the most well-known gem variety of the silicate mineral called Olivine. So what is a Peridot – its chemical composition? The formula of Olivine is (Mg, Fe)2SiO4 – and since Peridot is a very magnesium rich variety of Olivine, the Peridot chemical composition approaches Mg2SiO4.
[H2] Where is Peridot found?
Most Peridots occur in lava rocks, but the gemstone has – in its basic form – been discovered in meteorites as well! The most precious and valuable Peridots are found in Burma and Pakistani. However, the majority of commercial Peridots come from USA, China, Vietnam and South Africa.

[H2] Peridot Prices – How much does a Peridot cost?
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The Peridot price per carat ranges a lot. For example, you can find gorgeous peridot rings with silver setting for as little as $25, and there are Peridot stones that can go for about $900 a carat! Factors such as color, size, and quality will determine the peridot value.
In general, the Peridot prices are relatively low and you can find lots of beautiful Peridot jewelry at reasonable costs. If you are on a budget, look for the green-yellow Peridots with sizes under 5 carats.

[H2] What are the advantages of buying loose Peridots?
If you want to make sure that your get the best Peridot value for your money, you could buy loose Peridot stones instead of pre-set stones. A jewelry setting can hide the inclusions and deepen/brighten its color – whereas with loose Peridot gemstones, you will be able to inspect the whole stone and thereby get a fair price.

[H2] What are the healing properties of Peridot?
The Peridot powers include prosperity, good luck, happiness, and peace. Its vibration resonates with success, openness, and growth. It is perfect for manifestation of all desired things! The beautiful olive green Peridot
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gemstone can also be very helpful if you want to increase your self-confidence and become more assertive. It can also have a balancing and soothing effect on your nerves.
The Peridot stone is said to clear the pathway to the heart and is a symbol of undying love. It is also a perfect stone to wear for protection against psychic attack, nightmares, or to ward off evil.
When viewing the Peridot healing properties on a physical level, it is said to be truly amazing. Peridot offers healing to the whole body, which means that this precious gemstone can be useful for any ailments – but is especially useful for the heart, lungs, stomach, liver, and kidneys. To name a few, the healing properties of Peridot include the reduction of stress, stomach issues, sugar sensitivity, and circulation problems.

[H2] Is Peridot used for healing the Chakras?
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Yes. Due to its balancing effect and its light green color, the Peridot gemstone is often associated with the Heart Chakra and the Solar Plexus Chakra.
The green color is the color of healing, especially on the heart and the solar plexus chakra. It symbolizes the life force and connects with the healing powers of Archangel Raphael. This is why the Peridot gemstone is often used in spiritual healing.
The green Peridot color is associated with the heart chakra, where emotions of unconditional love, forgiveness, and trust is centered. The Peridot stone can assist you in letting go of the past and help you to release negative emotions such as anger, hate, jealousy, and fear. On a physical level, the green Peridot gem can be very beneficial with problems of the heart, lungs, upper back, shoulders, thymus, and the circulatory system.
Since the Peridot gemstone also has a yellow nuance in itself, it can be very helpful for the solar plexus chakra as well. This chakra is the center for self-esteem and accomplishment. When the solar plexus chakra is not balanced, we can become very Ego oriented, critical of ourselves and others, and have a tendency to worry a lot. The light green Peridot crystal can help soothing problems with digestion, ulcer, bulimia, anorexia, hepatitis, diabetes, adrenal glands, pancreas, spleen, liver, kidney, adrenal glands, and the endocrine systems.

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[H1] Ring Sizes
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[H2] How do I measure my ring size?
Below are guidelines on how to measure your ring size. You will also find and a chart for ring sizes.
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[H3] Use a paper strip
To measure your ring size use a paper strip that is about 1/2 inch width. Do not use strings because they tend to stretch.
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[H3] Normal finger temperature
Make sure your fingers are at room temperature – not too hot or too cold. Never measure your ring size when your body temperature is very high or very low.
[H3] If two ring sizes fit?
If two ring sizes seem to fit, select the larger size.
[H3] Large knuckles?
If you have large knuckles, measure your knuckles and the base of your finger, and choose a ring size that is in between the two.
[H3] Buying a wider band?
If you are buying a wider band, move up a size to ensure that your ring feels comfortable on your finger.

Inside Diameter (in)
Inside Circumference (in)
US, Canada
UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand
0.618 – 0.626
1.94 – 1.97
5
J/K
0.634 – 0.642
1.99 – 2.02
6
L/M
0.650 – 0.658
2.04 – 2.07
7
N/O
0.666 – 0.674
2.09 – 2.12
8
P/Q
0.682 – 0.690
2.14 – 2.17
9
R/S
0.698 – 0.706
2.19 – 2.22
10
T/U
0.714 – 0.722
2.24 – 2.27
11
V/W
0.730 – 0.738
2.29 – 2.32
12
X/Y
0.746 – 0.754
2.34 – 2.37
13
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[H1] Types of Gold – Colors, Karats, & Coatings
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[H2] What are the different types of gold in jewelry?
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When you are buying gold jewelry, you often get to choose between different types of gold colors, gold karats, and gold plating options. What do all those things mean, and is there a big difference between the different gold types? Here’s a quick guide to learn about gold colors, karats, and coatings.

[H2] GOLD COLORS
Gold jewelry is not pure gold. It is an alloy; a mixture of metals. Gold jewelry can be alloyed with silver, copper, zinc, palladium, and nickel to create different gold colors. The most common gold colors are: yellow, white, rose, and green.

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Yellow gold is made by mixing pure gold with silver, copper, and zinc. It is the purest color, the most hypo-allergenic, and requires the least maintenance of all the gold colors.
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White gold is made of gold and platinum (or palladium). White gold can also be made of gold, palladium, nickel and zinc. White gold is more durable and scratch-resistant than yellow gold. It is also more affordable than both yellow gold and platinum.
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Rose gold (or pink gold)  is alloyed with gold, copper, and silver. Rose gold is more affordable than the other gold colors because it uses the inexpensive copper for its rose color. Due to its copper content, rose gold is more durable than yellow or white gold.
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Green gold (or Electrum) is mixed with gold, silver, and sometimes copper. Silver is what gives the gold alloy the green nuance.

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So which type of gold is the most popular? Yellow gold used to be the most favored choice, but when the gold price became more expensive, people turned to white gold instead. White gold has therefore been the more popular choice for the last 20-30 years, especially in engagement and wedding rings.

[H2] GOLD KARATS
The first thing to look for when buying gold jewelry, is the karat mark ”k”. The karat mark will let you know how much gold content the jewelry has. Then, look for the manufacturer’s trademark next to the karat mark. The manufacturer’s trademark is there to assure you that the karat mark is accurate. So, what does the karat mark mean?
100% pure gold is marked as “24k”. However, it is unusual to find a “24k” mark on a jewelry because pure gold is a soft metal and is more likely to scratch and bend. Gold in jewelry is therefore often mixed with other metals to make it more durable. If you live in the United States, you will most likely find the mark that says “14k” because it is the most common type of gold used in jewelry in the U.S. Also, note that it is not legal to mark or sell jewelry as ”gold” if the gold is under 10k, according to laws in the U.S.

Gold Karat
Stamps, Markings
Pure Gold Content
Alloyed With Other Metals
Note
24K
24K, 24 kt, 999
100%
0%
Tends to bend or scratch easily
18K
18K, 18kt, 750
75%
25%
Ideal for jewelry
14K
14K, 14kt, 585
58.5%
41.5%
Ideal for jewelry
10k
10K, 10kt, 417
41.7%
58.3%
Affordable for jewelry

[H2] GOLD PLATING OPTIONS
To know what type of gold coating the jewelry has, look for the quality stamp on the metal. Without a quality stamp on the item, you will not be able to know the type of gold used; if the jewelry is gold plated, rolled gold plated, gold filled etc. There are several types of gold plating options that you may come across when buying gold jewelry. Below is a short description on what the different types of gold plating options actually mean.

[H3] GOLD LAYERED
Since there is no Federal standard for “gold layered”, a gold layered jewelry could in fact have a super thin gold layer!
[H3] GOLD LEAF
Gold leaf is gold that has been hammered by hand into extremely thin layers and been wrapped (or glided) around the metal.  Usually 22K or 24K gold is used as thin gold layers/sheets to decorate art work and jewelry. You can recognize gold leaf jewelry by its irregularities of the foil surrounding the item.
[H3] GOLD PLATED - GOLD ELECTROPLATED
If the jewelry is “gold plated” or “gold electroplated” it means that it has a very thin layer of gold onto the surface of the metal. The base metal can be stainless steel or brass dipped into gold. Gold plating is a process known as electroplating that gives the jewel a gold-like appearance. To be named “gold plated” or “gold electroplated”, the gold layer needs to be at least 7 millionths of an inch thick and of at least 10k gold quality. Since the gold layer is quite thin, it can wear off over time. The metal must have a stamp indicating plated quality: “GP”, “G.P”, “GEP”, or “G.E.P”. Examples: “10K GP”, “10K GEP”.
[H3] GOLD OVERLAY - ROLLED GOLD PLATED
A “gold overlay” or “rolled gold plated” jewelry has a thicker gold coating and is thus more durable over time. The gold content must be of at lest 10K gold quality but can be lower than 1/20 of the total weight. The base metal can be brass, stainless steel, or copper. It uses heat and pressure process to mix and bond the metals. A gold overlay or rolled gold plated jewelry must have a stamp indicating plated quality: “GO”, “G.O”, “RGP” or “R.G.P”. Examples: “1/40 10K GO”, “1/40 10K RGP”.
[H3] GOLD FILLED
A gold filled jewelry is not actually filled with gold. Usually, its base metals are brass or copper covered by sheets of gold. It uses a heat and pressure process (bonding process) to mix and bond the metals together. The gold content must be of at least 10K gold quality and the gold content must be at least  1/20 (5%) of the total weight. The gold layer will not flake or peel off with reasonable care.  A gold filled jewelry is safe for most people with sensitive skin. The metal must have a stamp indicating filled/plated quality: “GF” or “G.F”. Example: “1/20 10K GF”
[H3] VERMEIL
Vermeil (pronounced ver-may) simply means “gold plated sterling silver”. The difference between “vermeil” and “gold plated/filled”, is that gold vermeil jewelry has a thicker gold layer and uses sterling silver as its base metal. This is why vermeil is a better choice (compared to other gold plated jewelry items) for those with skin allergy. Vermeil is usually not marked, but if a gold jewelry is marked with a “925” stamp, it probably means that it is a gold vermeil. (The stamp for sterling silver is 925, .925, or the modern stamp S925. It stands for 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% alloyed metals.)

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[H1] Jewelry Metals
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[H2] What are the differences between Platinum, Gold, Red Gold, Silver, Titanium…?
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There are many different jewelry metals to choose between when buying Peridot rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets etc. To make a more informed decision, learn about their unique qualities, and compare their benefits with each other.
Find quick information on the most common jewelry metals: platinum, palladium, white gold, yellow gold, rose/pink/red gold, sterling silver, titanium, zirconium, stainless steel, and wolfram tungsten carbide.

[H3] PLATINUM
This metal has a silver-white metallic appearance. It is durable and resistant to corrosion. Platinum is also extremely rare – much rarer than gold and silver – and therefore the most expensive jewelry metal.
[H3] PALLADIUM
Palladium is a cheaper option to platinum. It gets the same beautiful shiny surface after polishing as white gold, but it is less susceptible to scratches and discoloration than white gold. This is a relatively new metal for jewelry designers and is increasing in popularity, especially since it became officially recognized as a precious metal with a voluntary hallmark in 2009.
[H3] WHITE GOLD
White gold is created by alloying pure gold (24k) with white metals such as platinum, palladium, nickel, and zinc. It is more affordable than platinum and yellow gold, and more scratch-resistant and durable than yellow gold.
[H3] YELLOW GOLD
Yellow gold is alloyed with pure gold (24k), silver, copper, and zinc. Of all gold colors, yellow gold is the purest, most hypo-allergenic, and requires the least maintenance.
[H3] ROSE GOLD - PINK GOLD - RED GOLD
This jewelry metal is alloyed with pure gold (24k), copper, and silver. The copper content allows the red nuance, makes it more durables, and more affordable – compared to yellow gold and white gold.
[H3] SILVER (STERLING SILVER)
Pure sterling silver is the whitest metal. Sterling silver is a very soft metal and easy to work with. It can be shaped, re-sized, and soldered. Sterling silver is sometimes plated with rhodium to act as a hard protective layer. Even though sterling silver costs significantly more than titanium, it is still a very affordable jewelry metal.
[H3] TITANIUM
order Asacol This metal has a darker gray/brown appearance and is very durable. There are a lot of titanium in the world so the prices can be kept low. Titanium is a lot cheaper than silver and is an extremely good jewelry metal if you are looking for affordable quality.
[H3] ZIRCONIUM
Zirconium has a similar color as titanium, is very durable, and is in the same price range as titanium. The main difference though is that zirconium is easier to work with, which means that there are more designs for rings in zirconium than in titanium.
[H3] STAINLESS STEEL
Stainless steel is a perfect jewelry metal if you are on a smaller budget. Stainless steel is durable and relatively hard, making it ideal for accessories, as well as engagement and wedding rings.
[H3] WOLFRAM TUNGSTEN CARBIDE
This jewelry metal has a dark gray appearance, and takes a higher luster when polished. Wolfram tungsten carbide is increasing in popularity due to its durability and that it is in fact unbreakable! However, it is not indestructible and can be cracked upon impact with a hard surface in a case of emergency.

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