Portuguese Cut Peridot & Diamond Statement Ring in Gold

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A Bit About The Piece: Ladies' Portuguese cut peridot statement ring in yellow gold. Details, details The Center Stone: Peridot, natural estimated carat weight: 9.00cts cut: Portuguese Cut (round) stone measurements: 13.58mm (0.5") x 13.73mm (0.5") x 8.24mm (0.33") color: vivid lime green The Accent Stones: Diamond,
A Bit About The Piece: Ladies' Portuguese cut peridot statement ring in yellow gold. Details, details The Center Stone: Peridot, natural estimated carat weight: 9.00cts cut: Portuguese Cut (round) stone measurements: 13.58mm (0.5) x 13.73mm (0.5) x 8.24mm (0.33) color: vivid lime green The Accent Stones: Diamond, natural stone count: 2 total estimated carat weight: 0.09ct cuts: Standard Round Brilliant Cuts average clarity grade: SI2 average color grade: H-I fluorescence: none The Setting: Split Prong Set Basket Style Ring metal: 14kt yellow gold, solid top of ring width: 13.83mm (0.5) height of ring from finger: 8.24mm (0.33) bottom of shank width: 2.18mm approximate default size: 7.00 Wanna closer look? We are always happy to provide additional photos and videos any time. Just shoot us a quick message, and we'll get back to you. Don't be shy! --- Your order will be processed and shipped within 4 business days. All shipments are insured by the United States Postal Service, and most orders of $500 or more will require signature confirmation upon delivery. - All vintage, antique, and estate items are sold as is. While we do our best to ensure these pieces are safe to be enjoyed, they may have wear. Please refer to photos and product descriptions before making your purchase for details. - While we work hard to present our online customers with accurate inventory availability, we reserve the right to cancel and refund a sale if the item is sold somewhere else first. - Unsure of the ring size? Most rings can be sized by your local jeweler. We want that to be us. About Peridot: Peridot, a gem variety of olivine, was a stone coveted by ancient Egyptians and referred to as topaz for over a millennium. This was not by mistake, either; peridot's first discovery was on the island of Topazios (now St. John's Island) in the Red Sea, circa 300 BC. This island was infested with lethal snakes, making the gem very desirable due to its difficulty to obtain. Over time, the island was cleared of snakes on pharaoh's orders, and other deposits were discovered later. The English word peridot was not first recorded until 1705, and the reason for this is still largely unknown. Today, gem grade peridot comes from the Native American San Carlos Reservation in Arizona, as well as Sri Lanka, Myanmar (formerly Burma), and Pakistan. A different variety of olivine similar to peridot, referred to as forsterite, is also known to be found in meteorite. These meteorites are called pallasites. Peridot is 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. Stones make excellent rings, but years of constant everyday wear will eventually go noticed. Peridot jewelry is safe to put in chemical jewelry cleaner, but we strongly advise against steam cleaning or putting peridot jewelry into an ultrasonic cleaning machine. These can cause stones to break. When in doubt, it is always safe to clean peridot jewelry with mild to warm water, soap, and a soft bristled toothbrush. Wanna closer look? We are always happy to provide additional photos and videos any time. Just shoot us a quick message, and we'll get back to you. Don't be shy! --- Your order will be processed and shipped within 4 business days. All shipments are insured by the United States Postal Service, and most orders of $500 or more will require signature confirmation upon delivery. - While we work hard to present our online customers with accurate inventory availability, we reserve the right to cancel and refund a sale if the item is sold somewhere else first. - Unsure of the ring size? Most rings can be sized by your local jeweler. We want that to be us.