Peridot Jewellery

Yes. Peridot is a natural gemstone and the gem-quality variety of the mineral olivine. It is prized for its vibrant green colour, excellent transparency and distinctive natural brilliance.

Yes. Peridot is the traditional birthstone for August and is a meaningful choice for birthdays, anniversaries and milestone celebrations. Its bright green colour has made it one of the world's most recognisable birthstone gemstones.

Peridot has long been associated with renewal, happiness, abundance and positive energy. Many people choose peridot jewellery as a meaningful reminder of optimism, growth and new beginnings.

Yes. Peridot is suitable for everyday jewellery when cared for properly. We recommend removing peridot rings during heavy activities and storing jewellery separately to help protect the gemstone from scratches and knocks.

Our peridot jewellery collection includes designs crafted in 925 sterling silver, with selected styles available in 9k gold plated sterling silver and 9k rose gold plated sterling silver. Individual product pages include full material details.

No. Natural peridot ranges from bright yellow-green and lime green to deeper olive-green tones. Every genuine peridot gemstone displays its own unique colour, clarity and natural characteristics.

Absolutely. Peridot jewellery is a thoughtful gift for August birthdays, anniversaries, graduations and meaningful milestones. Its vibrant green colour and timeless appeal make it a versatile gift for people of all ages.

Our collection includes peridot rings, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants in a range of timeless designs suitable for everyday wear and special occasions.

Clean peridot jewellery using warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners and prolonged exposure to sudden temperature changes, and store each piece separately to help preserve both the gemstone and metal finish.

Yes. Peridot pairs beautifully with sterling silver, yellow gold and rose gold jewellery. Layer peridot necklaces with fine chains or stack peridot rings with simple metal bands to create a fresh, personalised look.

Peridot is traditionally associated with Leo and Virgo, making it a meaningful gemstone for people born under either zodiac sign as well as anyone drawn to its vibrant green colour and symbolism.

Peridot is traditionally classified as a semi-precious gemstone. Despite this historic classification, natural peridot is highly valued for its vivid colour, rarity and timeless beauty in fine jewellery.

Peridot has a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7, making it durable enough for everyday jewellery with appropriate care. We recommend avoiding hard impacts and storing peridot separately from harder gemstones to help prevent scratches.

Yes. Peridot is the gem-quality variety of the mineral olivine. Unlike many gemstones that occur in a range of colours, peridot naturally forms in shades of green, with its colour created by the iron contained within the crystal.

Many of our peridot jewellery designs are crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver, which is generally suitable for sensitive skin. Individual product pages include full material information to help you choose the option that's right for you.