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Last updated: July 31, 2026

History

Peridot is one of the few gemstones that occurs in only one color, a distinctive olive-green, colored by iron within its crystal structure. Some Peridot has even been found in meteorites.

Meaning

Peridot is traditionally associated with releasing negativity and welcoming abundance, often recommended during a fresh start or after letting go of a difficult situation.

Hardness 6.5u20137
Color Olive green
Formation Igneous

Chakra

Peridot is traditionally associated with the Heart Chakra.

Zodiac

Peridot is traditionally associated with Virgo and Libra.

Meditation Use

Many practitioners hold Peridot while consciously releasing a grudge or difficult emotion.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Peridot really come from meteorites?

Yes, in rare cases u2014 though the vast majority of Peridot used in jewelry and practice is mined on Earth.

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Jose

Jose

Jose writes The Occult Healing’s guides to crystals, chakras, and mindful living.

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