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Peridot Jewelry in Pure Sterling Silver
Peridot jewelry brings the bright yellow-green of olivine mineral to your collection. This gemstone forms deep in the Earth's mantle and reaches the surface through volcanic activity. With a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7, peridot holds up well in rings, pendants, and earrings for regular wear. Our collection features natural peridot stones set in .925 sterling silver. We source these gems from deposits in Arizona, Pakistan, and Myanmar, where the mineral occurs in basalt formations.
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Natural Peridot Set in .925 Silver: August's Birthstone
Peridot belongs to the forsterite-fayalite mineral series, and gem-quality stones contain iron that creates their characteristic green color. The intensity ranges from pale lime to deep olive, depending on iron concentration. Unlike many gemstones that require heat treatment, most peridot reaches the market without enhancement. What you see is the stone's natural color. Ancient Egyptians mined peridot on Zabargad Island in the Red Sea as early as 1500 BCE. They called it the "gem of the sun" and wore it for protection. Today, the San Carlos Apache Reservation in Arizona produces most of the world's commercial peridot, though Pakistani stones from the Kashmir region often display richer saturation. Our peridot jewelry pairs these natural stones with .925 sterling silver settings. Each piece ships free within the United States. We have sold genuine gemstone jewelry since 2005, and our inventory of 130,231 peridot pieces includes rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets at various price points. Browse the collection to find peridot that fits your style and budget.Is peridot durable enough for daily wear?
Peridot rates 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. This makes it suitable for earrings, pendants, and occasional-wear rings. For rings worn daily, consider protective settings that shield the stone from impact.
Why does peridot color vary between pieces?
Iron content determines peridot's color intensity. Higher iron concentration produces deeper olive green, while lower amounts create lighter yellow-green tones. Both variations are natural and untreated.
How should I clean peridot jewelry?
Warm soapy water and a soft brush work best. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and steam cleaning, as rapid temperature changes can damage the stone. Keep peridot away from harsh chemicals and acids.
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