PERIDOT
burmese peridot
burmese peridot
burmese peridot
Burmese Peridot refers to high-quality peridot mined in Myanmar (Burma), specifically from the Mogok region, which is also famous for rubies. This peridot is considered among the finest in the world, prized for its rich green colour, exceptional clarity, and larger crystal sizes.
Minimal Enhancements:
Burmese peridot is typically untreated, valued for its natural, unaltered beauty.
hunan PERIDOT
burmese peridot
burmese peridot
Hunan Peridot comes from the Hunan province of China, one of the significant sources of commercial-quality peridot. While not as prestigious as Burmese or Arizona peridot, Hunan peridot plays an important role in the global market due to its abundance, affordability, and decent gem quality.
Peridot is one of the few gemstones that’s never artificially coloured, its green colour is entirely natural.
arizona PERIDOT
burmese peridot
Ludwigite PERIDOT
Arizona peridot is one of the most well-known sources of peridot in the United States, especially mined from the San Carlos Apache Reservation in southeastern Arizona. It is a major supplier of commercial-quality peridot worldwide and is valued for its natural green hue, accessibility, and Native American heritage.
Ludwigite PERIDOT
Ludwigite PERIDOT
Ludwigite PERIDOT
What Is Ludwigite?
--> Ludwigite is a borate mineral composed of magnesium, iron borate.
--> It typically forms dark, needle-like inclusions inside host minerals, especially peridot.
--> The presence of ludwigite does not lower the value of the peridot; in fact, it increases uniqueness and is often appreciated by collectors.
Visual Appeal:
The fine, black ludwigite inclusions contrast beautifully with peridot’s vibrant green color.
When present in well-formed patterns, these inclusions can look like:
Brush strokes
Feathers
Lightning bolts
Often sold under labels like "designer peridot" or "inclusion art gems."
Inclusions & Treatments:
--> Inclusions like ludwigite are not flaws, but internal "signatures" of natural formation.
--> These gems are rarely treated, so what you see is 100% natural geological artistry.
--> Each Ludwigite peridot is one-of-a-kind, like a gemstone fingerprint.
Suppatt Peridot
Ludwigite PERIDOT
Suppatt Peridot
Suppatt Peridot is a highly prized variety of peridot mined from the Kohistan and Gilgit-Baltistan regions, particularly from the rugged Suppatt mine. Known for its intense, vibrant green colour, often with a slight golden undertone, it is considered some of the finest peridot.
Key Facts:
Colour --> Rich yellow-green to deep olive green
Transparency --> Transparent
Luster --> Vitreous