Yes—peridot rates 6.5–7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for bracelets and daily wear with normal care. Avoid hard knocks and abrasive contact.

You can wear it daily with care: store pieces separately, avoid impacts, and choose secure stringing or settings. Peridot has fair-to-good toughness.

Use lukewarm water, mild soap, and a soft cloth; rinse and dry fully. Avoid ultrasonic or steam cleaners, which can stress peridot or plated components.

Peridot is the August birthstone. In crystal traditions, many people associate it with a gentle, heart-centered reminder that supports compassion and balanced relationships.

Peridot is the gem variety of olivine, typically yellowish-green to greenish-yellow in color.

Fine peridot shows a vivid yellowish-green with good transparency; pure greens are rarer.

Notable sources include Pakistan’s Kohistan (Himalayan region), plus Arizona (USA), Myanmar, Vietnam, Ethiopia, and others.

Yes—peridot’s fresh green layers beautifully with baroque pearls and gold-plated accents. Choose 6 mm beads for a light stack or 8 mm for a bolder focal.