Peridot Jewelry

FAQs about Peridot Jewelry

Where can I buy Peridot jewelry?

Our jewelry store has beautiful pieces featuring this beautiful gemstone. Whether you are looking for a specific set or accessory to use yourself or as a gift for your significant other, we're sure we have something for you.

Here, you can buy a wide variety of designs ranging from peridot birthstone rings to men's peridot jewelry. You only have to select the pieces you like the most, add them to the shopping cart, complete the payment, and receive your precious package!

Can I select a cut for my Peridot jewelry?

Yes, you can! In our catalog, you can find various types of jewelry with different models and gemstone cuts.

Like other gems, Peridot can be cut in many different styles, depending on the type of jewelry it will be used for. The most common cuts are round, oval, pear, cushion, emerald, and princess.

If you're looking for peridot birthstone rings or other types of bands, you can also find different styles, including solitaire, halo, and three-stone.

Can my Peridot gem be faked?

Unfortunately, as with other gemstones, Peridot can be occasionally imitated using glass, synthetic corundum, or cubic zirconia. However, all the pieces of jewelry that you can find in our online store are real and especially curated by an experienced artisan.

In other words, you can rest assured that any jewelry you buy here is not only authentic but durable and has been ethically crafted using only top-quality materials.

How can I determine if the Peridot is real?

If you have already purchased your Peridot jewelry set but want to check imperfections or verify if the gemstone is real, you can follow these tips:

• Perform an eye test to check the gemstone's color. Real Peridot can be yellowish green to greenish yellow or brownish green in color
• Hold the Peridot against the light and check for double refraction, as this gemstone allows you to see two pavilion facets when examined closely due to its high refraction
• Please check the color under different lights, as this unique gemstone does not change in color under natural or artificial light
• Check the gemstone's surface for imperfections. With a 6.5-7 score on the Mohs scale that measures minerals' hardness, Peridot is easily scratched. Therefore, if yours looks too seamless and without cracks, it may be fake.
• Check for inclusions, which are common in Peridot. If you see bubbles, the gemstone may be made of glass.

How can I clean Peridot jewelry?

If you purchased a Peridot jewelry set and want to ensure it stays intact, you must follow the right cleaning and care practices. In this sense, these are some of the tips to clean earrings, bracelets, necklaces, or rings with this gemstone:

• Avoid using ultrasonic or steam cleaners as Peridot is not a hard gem and these alternative cleanings could damage the gem
• Store each piece separately in padded containers or with a soft cloth to prevent scratches and wear
• Avoid exposing these pieces of jewelry to extreme heat for prolonged periods or drastic changes in temperature
• Do not use acids to clean Peridot jewelry, as abrasive products can wear the gem
• Clean the pieces only with warm soapy water and soft cloths such as tightly woven microfiber
• Ask a professional jeweler or artisan to clean your Peridot jewelry thoroughly at least twice a year