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Peridot Silver Bracelet (6mm)

Peridot Silver Bracelet (6mm)

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Peridot with a size of 6 millimetres, combined with one 925 Sterling Silver logo bead. Comes with a lotton pouch.

  • Amulet
  • Holiness and peace
  • Happiness
  • Wealth
  • Exorcism and emotional balance

Let the verdant glow of Peridot illuminate your life. Each natural Peridot bead in this bracelet carries 3,000 years of solar energy—revered by Egyptian pharaohs as a talisman and medieval knights to dispel darkness. Its fresh olive-green hue, like the first dewdrops at dawn, symbolizes hope and renewal. The unique lilypad inclusions are nature’s kiss, offering inner peace and balance. As August’s birthstone, it guards love and attracts prosperity. Wear it daily or for special moments, and let Peridot connect you to Earth’s vitality, creating your oasis in a chaotic world.

  • In ancient Egypt, peridot was called the "Stone of the Sun", symbolizing the pharaoh's divine right. Legend has it that it was formed from the rays of the sun god Ra or the tears of the goddess of love Isis. It was used for amulets and temple decorations.
  • Peridot was inlaid in the Jerusalem Temple of Christianity, symbolizing holiness and peace. In medieval Europe, it was used in religious vessels, such as the gemstone carvings in the Shrine of the Three Kings in Cologne.
  • Ancient tribes presented peridot to each other to end wars. Just as the olive branch symbolizes peace, it echoes the Palm Sunday ceremony in Christianity.
  • As the birthstone of August and the 16th - anniversary wedding stone, peridot implies vitality, marital harmony, and the attraction of wealth.
  • The green color of peridot represents the revival of the earth. In the Middle Ages, it was used for exorcism and emotional balance.
  • In Hawaii, peridot is believed to be the tears of Pele, the volcano goddess, and is associated with volcanic activities.
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