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Natural Peridot Stone (Pakistan Sapat Valley) 3.57 Carat (3.92 Ratti) Oval Mix Cut - View #1

Natural Peridot Stone (Pakistan Sapat Valley) 3.57 Carat (3.92 Ratti) Oval Mix Cut

SKU: GS11240480702

₹3,120
Certified Natural Peridot Stone (Pakistan Sapat Valley) weighing 3.57 Carat (3.92 Ratti) in an exquisite oval mix cut. 100% natural, unheated, Earth-mined olivine displaying vivid olive-green transparency. Accompanied by an independent accredited gemological laboratory certificate.
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Gemstone & Physical Specifications

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Weight
3.57 Carat (≈ 3.92 Ratti)
Shape / Cut
Oval Mix Cut
Dimensions
11 x 7 x 6 mm
Origin
Indian

Detailed Product Description

Natural Peridot Stone (Pakistan Sapat Valley) – 3.57 Carat (3.92 Ratti) Oval Mix Cut

This Natural Peridot Stone (Pakistan Sapat Valley) weighs exactly 3.57 Carats (3.92 Ratti) with calibrated dimensions of 11 x 7 x 6 mm. Expertly faceted into a brilliant Oval Mix Cut, this Earth-mined gemstone displays a vibrant olive-to-lime green color with exceptional transparency, lively scintillation, and an attractive vitreous luster.

Mineralogical Identity & Physical Constants: Peridot is the gem-quality variety of Olivine (magnesium iron silicate, (Mg,Fe)2SiO4), specifically the forsterite end-member. Notably, Peridot is an idiochromatic gemstone: its distinctive yellowish-green to olive-green coloration is caused by intrinsic divalent iron (Fe2+) that forms an integral part of its chemical structure, rather than trace impurities. Under gemological testing, it exhibits a refractive index of 1.654 to 1.690 with strong diagnostic birefringence (0.036, displaying noticeable doubling of back facet junctions under 10x magnification), a specific gravity of 3.32 to 3.40, and a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7.0.

Geographical Origin & Cultural Legacy: Mined from the high-altitude alpine pegmatites of the Sapat Valley in Kohistan, Pakistan (situated over 4,000 meters in the Himalayas), Pakistani peridot is globally prized by gemologists for producing large, transparent, saturated olive-green crystals. Known in traditional Indian lapidary trades as Zabarjad (ज़बरजद) or Peridot Ratna, it has a revered history dating back over 3,500 years to ancient Egyptian mining on the Red Sea island of Zabargad (Topazios). In Vedic astrology, it is the primary secondary substitute (Upratna) for Natural Emerald (Panna) associated with Mercury (Budh). It is also celebrated worldwide as the official August birthstone. It is customarily mounted in Sterling Silver (925 Silver), Panchdhatu, or yellow gold for rings and pendants.

Please Note: Ratna Gems shares these historical, cultural, and gemological details solely for educational awareness. We sell all gemstones strictly on the basis of verified physical authenticity, mineral quality, and accredited laboratory certification, and make no astrological, metaphysical, or curative claims.

Care Instructions

  • Clean gently with mild soap and lukewarm water, then dry with a soft microfiber cloth.
  • Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and steam cleaning; peridot is sensitive to thermal shock and sudden temperature fluctuations.
  • Avoid contact with strong household acids, harsh chemical cleaners, and abrasive scouring pastes.
  • For regular ring wear, a protective bezel or prong setting is recommended, and the ring should be removed during heavy manual work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Pakistan Sapat Valley Peridot 100% natural, unheated, and untreated?
Yes. This gemstone is guaranteed 100% Earth-mined natural Peridot (olivine) from Sapat Valley, Pakistan. Peridot is not receptive to heat treatment or irradiation; it retains its natural, untreated olive-green color as formed in the Earth's mantle. Every gemstone is accompanied by an accredited independent gemological laboratory testing report.
What makes Pakistan Sapat Valley Peridot so prized among gemologists?
Discovered in the mid-1990s in the rugged mountain terrains of Kohistan, Pakistan (at altitudes exceeding 4,000 meters), Sapat Valley deposits yield exceptionally large, vivid, eye-clean olivine crystals. Unlike smaller volcanic basalt nodules found elsewhere, Himalayan Sapat peridot displays superior transparency and rich lime-to-olive green color saturation.
How does Carat weight compare to traditional Ratti for this stone?
This gemstone weighs 3.57 Carats, corresponding to 3.92 traditional Sunari Ratti (1 Carat = 200 mg; 1 Sunari Ratti ≈ 0.91 Carats). Both measurements are explicitly documented on your official laboratory test report.
How is this Peridot certified, and can I choose international testing?
Every Peridot gemstone includes an independent accredited gemological laboratory testing report verifying natural olivine (peridot) identity, cut, dimensions, specific gravity (3.32–3.40), refractive index (1.654–1.690), hardness (6.5–7.0), and unheated natural status. If you specifically require an additional report from GII, IGI-GTL (IIGJ), or GIA, you can select it directly from the certification dropdown on this product page upon request (official laboratory testing fees apply in advance on a non-refundable basis).
Can Peridot (Zabarjad) be chosen as a substitute for Natural Emerald (Panna)?
In traditional Vedic astrology, Peridot (known as Zabarjad) is widely recognized as the premier secondary substitute (Upratna) for Natural Emerald (Panna) in Mercury (Budh) practices due to its lively green hue. This is a traditional belief-based selection practice; personal suitability should always be confirmed with an experienced astrological consultant.

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