Peridot Is August

Peridot is the birthstone for August and the 15th anniversary gemstone.

The ancient Egyptians mined it on the Red Sea island of Zabargad, and called it the gem of the sun. It is one of the few gemstones in only one color. It is the lime green tone that is most recognized. 

Some believed it a gift of Mother Nature to celebrate the annual creation of a new world.

Hawaiians believed these crystals were the tears of the goddess Pele brought to the surface by volcanoes.

It symbolizes strength and brings the wearer magical powers and healing properties. It  protects against nightmares, evil, and enchantments. Wearing the gemstone instills power and influence. And it will also protect your aura.

Peridot Attributes

It will increase well-being, prosperity, and warmth.

They are visionary crystals that will help reduce anger, jealousy, and stress, and help to change negative patterns. They will help you understand your destiny and spiritual purpose.

Peridot is a cleansing crystal and it will help to remove toxins from your physical body, as well as purify your mind, body, and subtle body.

It opens, cleanses, and activates the solar and heart chakras and will help you get in touch with your higher energies.

This is the perfect crystal when dealing with difficult relationships. It will help you move on and take responsibility for your own actions.

For best results, wear it at your throat. It will help balance the lungs and intestines.

Some stones that harmonize with Peridot are Kunzite, Diaspore, and Aqamarine. Pakulite also vibrates harmoniously with Peridot.

Peridot Origin

This crystal forms at very high temperatures from liquid magma.

The crystals are also found in meteorites. Some are big enough to facet as cut gemstones!

Most is found in Arizona but it is also found in China, Myanmar, and Pakistan. Although its color ranges from yellowish-green to brown, the bright lime greens and olive greens are the most desired.

Peridot is a smaller size crystal; three carats are very common. So gemstones that are over five carats are rare and highly valued. 10 to 15 carats’ Peridot are even more rare.

Judy Hall calls it a jewel fit for a queen.

 

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Sources:

https://www.gia.edu/

https://www.gemsociety.org/