Peridot pendant - Shape: rough stone Description of the peridot pendant in rough stone shape Peridot is a precious stone that belongs to the group of olivines. It is part of the orthorhombic crystal system. It is composed of magnesium, iron and silica. Its green color is due to the presence of nickel and chromium. It comes in the form of transparent to translucent crystals. The first deposit of peridot stone was discovered during antiquity on the island of Zabargad, an island in the Red Sea, near the Egyptian coast. Its name comes from the Latin word paederos which designates an opal or an amethyst. It then appeared in different cultures. For Hawaiians, this stone is the representation of the tears of the goddess Pele. It is also present in churches, including Cologne Cathedral. In Egyptian culture, the peridot stone also called the sun stone, and directly related to the believing world, its brilliance was