Peridot Gemstone Earrings

Peridot gemstone earrings have a long history. Peridot is one of the oldest known gemstones. Possibly the earliest deposits were mined on the Isle of St. John (Topazos Island), and the Crusaders first introduced peridot to Europe. The Isle of St. John is now called Zabargad and is in Egypt, and peridot is no longer mined there.

Spirituality

Catholic Bishops still wear the Ecclesiatical gold ring with amythyst and peridot stones. The stones in the ring are intended to echo the miraculous quality of the stones in the breastplate of the high priest found in the Old Testament.

Care

You should always clean your peridot gemstone jewelry, as all gemstone jewelry, with warm water, a mild detergent, and a clean soft cloth. Keep your gemstone jewelry away from heat and avoid abrasive contact. If well taken care of, your jewelry can last a lifetime.

Whether you are looking for a tennis bracelet for everyday wear or that special pair of peridot gemstone earrings that only come out once a year, you will be thrilled with the addition of breathtaking peridot gemstone jewelry to your collection.