Peridot

Frequently Asked Questions:

Que. What is the Indian Name for Peridot?

Ans. Ghritmani, or Peridot in English, is a semi-precious stone with an olive green hue. It is believed to enhance the wearer’s intellect, communication abilities, and well-being.

Que. Which Rashi Can Wear Peridot Stone?

Ans. According to Indian astrology, people born under the ‘Lagnas’ of Thulam, Mithunam, Makaram, Kanni, and Kumbham can wear peridot.

Que. Who Cannot Wear a Peridot?

Ans. One should avoid wearing Peridot Stone with the gems and substitutes of Jupiter, Sun, Mars, Rahu, and Ketu.

Que. Does Peridot Attract Money?

Ans. Peridot is also called the “money stone” because its green color represents money. It is believed to attract financial prosperity and help with money-related choices. This stone can boost one’s determination and fortune in wealth.

Que. How Much Are Peridot Gems Worth?

Ans. The price of Peridot varies from around $60–90 per carat for well-shaped gems that are 1–2 carats, to up to $450–500 per carat for large high-quality gems with the best color.

Que. Are Peridot Gems Rare?

Ans. Peridot is not a rare gemstone. It can be found in many places around the world, where it is mined in large amounts every year. The main places where peridot comes from are Burma, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Vietnam, China, Ethiopia, and the United States. It is also still extracted from the same island where the ancient Egyptians got it from.

Que. Where Does the Best Quality Peridot Come From?

Ans. Some of the finest big peridots come from former Burma, now Myanmar, and a high-altitude location in the Himalayas of Pakistan in recent times. The United States (Arizona) and China produce most of the more-common sizes and qualities.