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Natural Raw Rough Peridot Crystal Gemstone

Natural Peridot Stones. The shapes, sizes, and weights are all different from one piece to the other. You, will get only ONE piece of crystal. 3 To 4 Grams crystal...
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Raw Rough Peridot Mineral Crystals From Pakistan ( 1 Lb. 1/4 L...

Natural Peridot Stones. The shapes, sizes, and weights are all different from one piece to the other. Each stone is approximately 1/5th Inch to 1/2 Inch in size. Each stone...
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Peridot is a mineral that is most commonly found in volcanic rocks and is formed from the solidification of magma. Peridot is a green gemstone that is typically a bright lime green color and is relatively transparent. It is a variety of the mineral olivine and is often found in volcanic rocks. Peridot is the birthstone for August and is considered a symbol of growth and renewal. Peridot is relatively hard and durable, which makes it suitable for all types of jewelry, including rings, earrings, and necklaces.

Peridot is believed to have a variety of benefits, including emotional healing, stress relief, and physical protection. These gemstones are said to work by releasing negative emotions, promoting feelings of well-being, and reducing stress and anxiety. In addition, peridots are believed to help with physical ailments such as asthma, sinus problems, and digestive issues. Although these are traditional beliefs and not scientifically proven, many people believe in the power of peridots. They believe that peridots can bring prosperity, luck, love, peace and protection. Some people also believe that it has the power to heal physical, emotional and spiritual ailments. People often wear this stone or keep it close to them to benefit from its energy.

Some of the most notable sources of peridot include The San Carlos Reservation, Pakistan, China, Vietnam, Myanmar, Egypt, Norway, and Brazil. It should be noted that peridot can also be found in many other countries and in many different types of rock formations. The largest peridot ever found was 310 carats and is currently on display at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C.