Peridot

Peridot is gem-quality olivine, typically yellowish green.

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Loose materials of this stone marked Love

Traditional meaning: Love

Only this stone’s materials that Pascle’s data marks with Love are listed, not every material of the stone.

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Full material guide
Material facts

What the material is, where it comes from or how it is made, identification and care, from the cited sources.

Properties

Mineral Olivine
Mohs hardness 6.5–7
Color Yellowish green

Origins & sources

Sources include the United States, China, Vietnam, Pakistan and Myanmar.

Identification

Strong double refraction can make facet edges appear doubled.

Care

Use warm soapy water; avoid ultrasonic cleaners, steam, impacts and rapid heating.

History & culture

History

Ancient Egyptians mined peridot on Zabargad in the Red Sea.

Cultural meanings

GIA reports that Egyptians associated peridot with the sun; this is cultural symbolism.

Traditional beliefs

Not collected yet

Sources

Collected Oct 22, 2026