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Peridot Earring : What is it?

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Peridot earrings are decorated with peridot, a bright green precious stone. They come in various styles, including drop earrings, studs, and threaders. They may include one or several peridots, and may be combined with other stones such as pearls and diamonds. The jewels are usually set in bezels or basket mounts with three or four prongs, depending on the cut and size. 

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Types Of Peridot Earrings

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Kinds of Peridot Earrings include the following:

Ethiopian peridot earrings

  • These peridot earrings have a lighter shade than other peridots and often resemble mint tourmalines.
  • They usually come in smaller stones with simpler cuts, because they are relatively hard and difficult to shape.
  • They are available in pear, oval, rectangle, and cushion cuts.


Arizona peridot earrings

  • These peridot earrings weigh from 1.5 to three carats, but are usually reduced to one carat when cut.
  • They come in more vibrant shades and can be cut to fancier shapes.
  • They usually come clean and preformed, making them easier to maintain.


Kashmir peridot earrings


  • These peridot earrings come in larger sizes and a wide range of cuts.
  • They usually have deeper, brighter shades and excellent refraction capacities.
  • They are often cut with intricate faceting to enhance their shade and luster.

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Choosing Peridot Earrings (Buying Tips)

Mounting: Choose peridot earrings with individually-set peridots to keep them from scratching or sliding against each other. Make sure the mounting matches the jewel's cut. Round cuts are best mounted on four-prong basket mounts, while square cuts work best with three-prong mounts. For stud earrings, look for martini-set ones that sit close to the ear.

Locks:
Choose peridot earrings with push or screw locks to hold them in place. Push locks are safer and easier to put on and remove. Screw locks work best for dangling earrings because they cannot be tugged down without unscrewing the pin.

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Sources

Wikipedia
Faceters
Beginners Guide
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