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Olivine Peridot Earrings are a unique pair featuring natural olivine peridot round beads, real 18k gold-plated (0.5 micron 3k) 925 Sterling Silver hooks, pvd-plated stainless steel findings.
Each earring weighs 3.0g (0.106oz) and measures 11*45mm (0.433*1.772in)
Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024 as part of the Collection: Little parts of the Whole Shebang Collection;
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“True growth begins when we choose to move forward, embracing our potential without fear; in each step, we uncover new strength and purpose, building the life we are meant to live.”
Natural olivine peridot beads captivate with their vibrant green hues, ranging from yellow-green to olive. These stones stand out for their brightness and vitality, making them a popular choice for jewelry. As a symbol of strength and renewal, peridot adds a fresh, natural touch to various designs, from casual to elegant.
Peridot forms deep within the Earth’s mantle under high temperature and pressure. It is a variety of olivine, rich in magnesium and iron. As magma cools, peridot crystals solidify and rise to the surface through volcanic activity. You can find natural peridot in both igneous rocks and meteorites, making it a rare and sought-after gem.
Peridot beads shine in vibrant jewelry pieces, often used to create bold, eye-catching designs. Their green shades look stunning in necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings. Artisans typically facet these beads to enhance their natural sparkle, though they can also be found in smooth, polished forms. Peridot beads pair beautifully with gold and silver accents, and their color works well in both summer and winter collections.
In ancient Egypt, people called peridot the “gem of the sun,” believing it protected them from evil spirits. The Romans used it to soothe the mind and bring happiness. Today, many see peridot as a stone of abundance and vitality. It symbolizes renewal and is often used to mark new beginnings, making it a favorite among those seeking personal growth and transformation.
Peridot is primarily mined in regions such as Pakistan, Myanmar, and Arizona, USA. While some peridot comes from volcanic rocks, others are found in meteorites, which adds to the stone’s mystique. Skilled artisans cut and polish peridot beads, focusing on the gem’s natural beauty. These beads appear in fine jewelry as well as casual and boho designs, showcasing their versatility in the fashion world.
Unless you’re wearing the pair outdoors, for storing, keep out of direct sunlight, excess heat and water to avoid oxidation and discoloration;
Gold and Rhodium plating needs to be re-applied at a jeweller’s if it comes off;