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Peridot is naturally transparent with a consistent green tone, often showing slight inclusions rather than perfect clarity.

Ethiopian opal displays internal flashes of color (play-of-color) that shift with light and angle.

What can be seen under a loupe:

• Peridot: Fine inclusions, possible “lily pad” structures
• Opal: Internal color flashes, slight cloudiness, natural variation.

Natural opal shows irregular, shifting color patterns, while lab-created opals often appear overly uniform or too consistent in pattern.

Touch test:

• Natural opal may lightly stick to the tongue for a moment due to its porous structure
• Synthetic/Lab created or glass imitations typically feel smooth and won’t stick.

Note:
These are general indicators. Professional gemological testing is the most accurate way to verify any stone.

Sourced from trusted, responsible suppliers, each peridot bead is selected for its fresh green tone and natural clarity.

The fine 3mm micro-faceted cut keeps the piece lightweight and refined.

Accented with Natural Ethiopian opal, known for its subtle flashes of color, and finished with tear-drop zircons and 14k gold plated non-tarnish details for a clean, luxury finish.

Stone Clarity:

• Peridot: Clear to slightly included
• Opal: Translucent with internal play-of-color

Stone Color:

• Peridot: Light green to olive-green
• Opal: Milky to translucent with flashes of color

Peridot is moderately durable but can be affected by impact and chemicals.

Ethiopian opal is very delicate and sensitive to moisture—it can absorb water and lose its play-of-color.

Keep dry, avoid perfumes, and store separately to maintain both stones and plated details.