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Pure Peridot Rings in Sterling Silver
Peridot rings pure peridot rings bring the signature lime-green glow of this ancient gem to your collection. Formed deep in the Earth's mantle and sometimes arriving via meteorites, peridot ranks 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. This makes it suitable for regular wear in protective ring settings. Our current selection includes 36,638 peridot rings priced from $6 to $6,302, all set in .925 sterling silver with natural stones. Free shipping applies to all US orders.
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Natural Green Peridot Rings Set in .925 Silver
Peridot belongs to the olivine mineral family and gets its green color from iron within its crystal structure. Unlike many gems that form in the Earth's crust, peridot crystallizes in the upper mantle at extreme depths. Major sources include Arizona's San Carlos Reservation, Myanmar, Pakistan, and China. The gem has been mined for over 3,500 years, with early Egyptian deposits on the Red Sea island of Zabargad. Our peridot silver rings feature stones in cuts ranging from faceted ovals and rounds to raw crystal specimens and cabochons. Settings vary from simple solitaires to multi-stone arrangements with silver filigree or oxidized finishes. Each ring uses .925 sterling silver and natural peridot—no synthetic or simulated stones. SilverRush Style has operated since 2005, shipping direct to customers across the United States at no extra charge. Browse the full collection to find a peridot ring that fits your style and budget.Is peridot durable enough for daily ring wear?
Peridot rates 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale. This provides reasonable scratch resistance for rings, though protective settings like bezels help shield the stone from hard impacts.
What causes peridot's green color?
Iron in the crystal structure creates peridot's green hue. Higher iron content produces deeper olive tones, while lower concentrations yield lighter lime-green shades.
Where does your peridot come from?
Our natural peridot stones originate from established mining regions including Arizona, Pakistan, Myanmar, and China. Each stone is genuine and untreated.
Do you ship peridot rings free?
Yes. All US orders ship free, regardless of order size or ring price.
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