Jewellery

FIVE EXAMPLES OF HOW TO WEAR PERIDOT

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Originally known as Olivine, peridots range from a light yellow green, lime green colour through to the darker olive green or, a brownish green shade. One of the lesser-known gemstones, the green gem should take its place in your jewellery box this Spring and here are reasons why.

 

Scents of Capri Diva high jewellery necklace in yellow gold and mother of pearl with 217.94ct rubellites, 184.03ct peridots and diamond pavé
Scents of Capri, Diva high jewellery necklace in yellow gold and mother of pearl with 217.94ct rubellites, 184.03ct peridots and diamond pavé, BULGARI

 

The Snake Charmer, three stone ring with peridot emerald cut and fancy emerald-cut smokey quartz on rose gold, JANE TAYLOR
The Snake Charmer, three stone ring with peridot emerald cut and fancy emerald-cut smokey quartz on rose gold, JANE TAYLOR

 

The August birthstone’s hue brings youthfulness and is often related to nature. Believed to bring luck when worn, the gem encourages stronger bonds with your loved ones and also, attracts wealth. Often overshadowed by its luxurious, darker green cousin — emeralds — peridots were a common sight in the exquisite wardrobe of the wealthiest nobles in ancient times, separating them from the common.

 

Ring with peridots and diamonds, GEMVARA
Ring with peridots and diamonds, GEMVARA

 

 

Rumored to clear troubled spirit and encourage positive thinking, peridots are very rare and delicate. A perfect touch of colour to your Spring wardrobe, wear light colours to bring out the vibrant and vital energy that exudes from the gemstone.

 

Image opener: Carved peridot Snail cufflinks on 18k yellow gold, THEO FENNELL

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