Peridot Stone

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In ancient Indian tradition, Peridot is often termed as " Ghritmani " and its use in meditation has been linked with improvement of intellect and the connection to the divine. Saints and spiritual seekers for ages have believed in Peridot's benefits and how it can change a person for the better. Even in the present era, Peridot is respectfully considered a substitute stone ( Upratna ) for the Emerald ( Panna ), giving it another popular name, " Poor man's Emerald ". People who need the blessings of Mercury (Budh) in their life but cannot afford the Emerald are often advised to wear Peridot. Being linked with the energy of the Mercury planet, this stone is believed to enhance clarity, communication, creativity, intellect, self-expression and much more. Read More About Benefits Who Should Wear Quality & Pricing FAQs What is the Peridot? Peridot is a bright, olive-green semi-precious stone from the Olivine mineral family. It is known for its natural, vibrant colour and refreshing glow that is believed to sparkle even in the lowest of light conditions, giving it the name " Evening Emerald ". Peridot is also called the Poor Man's Emerald because it can give you many qualities that Emerald or Panna gives, but at a low price. Depending on its iron content, its colour can range from pure green to greenish-yellow or yellowish-green, but all of them carry a raw earthy energy that calms the mind just by gazing upon it. Centuries ago, the Egyptian goddess Cleopatra fell so much in love with this beautiful green ratna that she had a personal collection of it. Because they found access to Peridot in Zabargad Island, they named the stone "Zabargad or Jabargad" itself. Moreover, the Peridot is also called the "Gem of the Sun" because Egyptians believed that this captivating and lively sparkling green stone is a blessing from their Sun god, Ra. Even in present times, you will see celebrities and even common people wearing Peridot as jewellery. More interestingly, this gemstone i