Peridot
is one of the few gemstones available in only one color - green. However, peridot's
unique green color can range from vivid and intense shades of yellowish-green
to dark brownish-green. Peridot belongs to the olivine series of minerals and
is a magnesium-rich gemstone-quality variety of forsterite. Peridot is a rare
example of an idiochromatic gemstone. Idiochromatic gemstones are unique in
that their color comes from their basic chemical composition, rather than
through traces of minor impurities such as iron or chromium. Interestingly,
green peridot is one of the oldest known gemstones with records dating back as
early as 1500 BC. Peridot's hardness is comparable to quartz and it is
generally affordable. It is also often available in reasonably large sizes,
making it a wonderful green semi precious gemstone
beads choice for jewelry design.
Nice info. Knowing the peridot semi products of gemstones which is really impressive and interesting. Thank you very much. Kalpana Srikaanth | Best astrology consultant in Coimbatore
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