14k White Gold
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Peridot & Diamond Double-Row Halo Pendant
Peridot & Diamond Double-Row Halo Pendant
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An oval peridot — vivid lime-green, naturally transparent, with color that shifts in warmth and depth across the stone — anchors this enhancer pendant, surrounded by a dense double-row perimeter halo of 60 round brilliant diamonds that encircles the stone completely, the full composition set in an open basket wire mounting above an open rib scallop gallery, with a pavé-set diamond bail above. Designed to slip over pearl necklaces or chains up to 10mm with a secure safety clasp. Crafted with a natural peridot, natural diamonds, and solid 14k yellow gold — wearable art that holds its value.
- Peridot: 1 natural oval | 6.10ct | Length: 13.91mm | Width: 10.0mm | Depth: 6.46mm | Vivid lime-green | Mohs 6.5–7
- Diamonds: 71 natural | White & bright | G–H color | VS1 clarity | Full cut | 1.10ct total | 60 round brilliant (0.95ct, double-row perimeter halo) | 11 pavé (0.15ct, enhancer bail) | Mohs 10
- Metal: 14k Yellow Gold | Solid | High-polish | Open basket wire mounting | Open rib scallop gallery | Pavé enhancer | Safety clasp
- Dimensions: Length: 34.27mm (1-3/8"-) | Width: 17.72mm (11/16"+) | Depth: 7.45mm (5/16"-)
Crafted in our USA workshop, start to finish.
Color Note:
This peridot displays a vivid lime-green with strong natural transparency. Color shifts in warmth and depth depending on the angle of light and the light source — the vivid lime-green may read warmer or cooler depending on conditions.
Stone Notes:
Peridot is the gem variety of the mineral olivine, known for its naturally green hues ranging from yellow-green to vivid lime and deep olive, with color determined by iron content. Peridot forms deep in the earth’s mantle and is brought to the surface through volcanic activity. Mohs hardness is 6.5–7. Diamonds are natural carbon crystals with a Mohs hardness of 10.
A Note on Color:
Photography is captured under controlled lighting to represent this piece as accurately as possible. Peridot color shifts with the angle of light and view, and colors may read slightly differently depending on your light source, screen calibration, and brightness.
Care:
Your jewelry is a lifetime investment and a work of art — treat it with the care it deserves. Remove before sleeping, swimming, bathing, or showering. Never apply lotions, creams, hairspray, or perfume while wearing — always put on last. Avoid prolonged exposure to perspiration. Avoid impact and abrasive surfaces. Keep away from hot water, direct sunlight, and sudden temperature changes. Avoid chlorine, harsh chemicals, and prolonged chemical exposure. Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners. Clean gently with a soft damp cloth; pat dry completely. Store in a soft pouch away from harder stones. Check the enhancer clasp regularly for secure function. Annual inspection recommended — verify all double-row halo prong and pavé bail settings at each inspection.
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