What kind of products are in this collection?

This collection groups similar products by category, style, material, use, or theme, such as handbags, crystals, jewelry, gifts, or craft supplies.

Are all products in this collection handmade or unique?

Many Folkmarket products are handmade, artisan-inspired, vintage, natural, or selected for their distinctive style, though product characteristics may vary by listing.

Can I buy multiple items from the same collection?

Yes, you can order multiple available products from a collection, including gift items, craft supplies, crystals, jewelry, and fashion accessories.

Natural Peridot Crystals, Peridot Pendants & Loose Gemstones

Natural Peridot Crystals, Loose Gems, Peridot Jewelry & Wholesale Parcels

Natural peridot gemstones and crystals have been introduced in this collection. This collection helps those who have interest to source peridot jewelry production, building a crystal collection, or purchasing wholesale for resale, this collection offers untreated, natural peridot in multiple forms and price points — starting from $150 for multi-stone sets and reaching $350 for bulk calibrated parcels.

What This Collection Covers?

This collection is built for natural crystal buyers who need verified, natural peridot with clear origin disclosure. Products span loose faceted stones, wholesale parcels, mixed gemstone lots, and handcrafted silver jewelry incorporating peridot. Every item lists carat weight, dimensions, cut type, treatment status, and country of origin.

Loose Faceted Peridot Stones

Loose peridot stones are available in individual and lot formats. The 13 Carat Emerald Cut Apple Green Peridot (16.9 x 12.16 x 6.52 mm, $260) and the 11 Carat Oval Deep Green Peridot (14.4 x 12.5 x 9 mm, $280) are both untreated, Pakistan-origin stones with VS to eye-clean clarity. These are suitable for setting in rings, pendants, or earrings.

For buyers needing multiple stones, the Wholesale 19 Carats Green Peridot Loose Cut Lot offers 5 stones averaging 3.5 carats each in Emerald and Cushion cuts at $280 — a practical option for jewelers working on multiple pieces simultaneously.

Bulk & Calibrated Wholesale Parcels

The Loose Calibrated Peridot Parcel – Oval Shape contains 23–26 pieces totaling 50 carats, each stone 9mm x 7mm and 1.5–2 carats, sourced from the Supat mine in Pakistan. Priced at $350, this parcel is designed for jewelers and wholesalers who need consistent sizing across a production run. All stones are unheated and untreated.

Mixed Gemstone Lots with Peridot

Two products combine peridot with complementary stones. The Wholesale Gem Loose Cut Pairs includes matched pairs of Amethyst, Peridot, Blue Topaz, and Citrine in 7mm–9mm sizes, available in sets of 4, 8, or 16 pairs ($150–$450). The Tailor Made Rough Peridot Topaz Amethyst Silver Set offers 9 natural rough crystal pendants in sterling silver settings at $150 — covering the birthstones for February, August, and November in a single purchase.

Peridot in Finished Jewelry

The Peridot and Watermelon Tourmaline Silver Dangles are handcrafted earrings featuring 10 carats of peridot and 29.50 carats total weight, set in 925 sterling silver. The tourmaline slices measure 13 x 12 x 4 mm. Peridot in this piece is untreated; tourmaline is heated. Priced at $250, these are ready-to-wear and suitable for retail resale.

Who Can Buy Peridot Crystals and Crafts

This collection serves four distinct buyer types:

Independent jewelers sourcing calibrated loose stones or matched pairs for production
Wholesale buyers and boutique retailers purchasing bulk parcels or mixed lots for resale
Crystal collectors seeking verified, origin-disclosed, untreated crystals in raw
Gift buyers looking for August birthstone jewelry or multi-stone silver sets

Pricing & Value of Peridots, Folkmarket Offers

Prices in this collection range from $150 to $450. Wholesale lots and calibrated parcels are priced to reflect per-carat value at scale — the 50-carat calibrated parcel at $350 works out to $7 per carat, which is competitive for untreated, mine-direct Pakistan peridot. Mixed gemstone pair sets scale with quantity, with the 16-pair option at $450 offering the lowest per-pair cost. Individual collector stones are priced between $260 and $280 for 11–13 carat specimens.

How to Select the Right Peridot Product

Use the following as a guide based on your purchase intent:

Setting a single statement piece — Choose the 11 or 13 carat individual loose stone for maximum visual impact in a ring or pendant.
Producing multiple jewelry pieces — The 19-carat loose lot (5 stones) or the 50-carat calibrated parcel gives you consistent material across a production run.
Stocking a retail display — The mixed gemstone pair sets (4–16 pairs) offer variety across four stone types with matched sizing.
Gifting for August birthdays — The rough silver pendant set or the tourmaline-peridot earrings are finished, ready-to-gift options.
Building a gemstone collection — Individual faceted stones with full origin and treatment disclosure are the most appropriate choice.

Why Source Peridot From Folkmarket

All peridot in this collection is sourced directly from mines in Pakistan's Kohistan region and the Supat mine — two of the most recognized peridot-producing sources globally. Treatment status (heated vs. unheated) is disclosed on every product listing. Carat weights, dimensions, and clarity grades are listed as measured, not estimated. Wholesale buyers receive the same product transparency as individual collectors. There are no synthetic or lab-created stones in this collection.

What We Offer Specifically in This Collection

Untreated, unheated loose peridot from Pakistan with full origin disclosure
Calibrated wholesale parcels sized for production consistency
Mixed gemstone lots pairing peridot with amethyst, topaz, and citrine
Finished sterling silver jewelry incorporating peridot
Bulk pricing tiers for 4, 8, and 16 matched pairs
August birthstone options in both loose and finished jewelry formats

Secure Checkout & Payment

All orders are processed through Shopify's encrypted checkout. Accepted payment methods include major credit cards, PayPal, and Shop Pay. Wholesale buyers may contact us directly for invoice-based payment arrangements on large orders.

Are the peridot stones in this collection treated or enhanced in any way?

No. All loose peridot stones listed in this collection are untreated and unheated. Treatment status is disclosed individually on each product.

What is the difference between the 19-carat loose lot and the 50-carat calibrated peridot parcel?

The 19-carat lot contains 5 stones in mixed Emerald and Cushion cuts, averaging 3.5 carats each — suited for individual settings. The 50-carat parcel contains 23–26 oval stones in a uniform 9mm x 7mm size, designed for production runs where consistent dimensions matter.

Can I use the wholesale peridot pairs for earring production?

Yes. The matched pairs in the Wholesale Gem Loose Cut Pairs lot are calibrated between 7mm and 9mm with VVS clarity, making them suitable for earring production.

Is the Peridot and Watermelon Tourmaline earring set ready to sell, or does it need additional finishing?

It is a finished, ready-to-wear piece set in 925 sterling silver. No additional finishing is required. It can be sold as-is or packaged for retail.

What is the per-carat cost on the 50-carat calibrated peridot parcel?

At $350 for approximately 50 carats, the per-carat cost is $7. All stones are untreated, mine-direct from the Supat mine in Pakistan, and sized consistently at 9mm x 7mm oval.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between raw and polished peridot?

Raw peridot is in its natural, uncut state as it comes from the earth — ideal for collectors, healers, and lapidary work. Polished peridot has been cut and shaped (faceted, cabochon, or tumbled) to enhance its brilliance and is ready for jewelry setting or display. Both forms are 100% natural; the difference is purely in processing.

2. Is peridot a good healing crystal?

Yes — peridot is widely used in crystal healing for its heart-opening and cleansing properties. It is associated with the Heart and Solar Plexus chakras and is believed to release negative emotions, attract abundance, and promote emotional clarity. It is one of the few gemstones that forms in only one color (green), which crystal practitioners associate with consistent, focused healing energy.

3. What makes Pakistani peridot special compared to other origins?

Pakistani peridot — particularly from the Supat mine in Kohistan — is considered among the finest in the world. It features a distinctive dark olive-green with emerald undertones and exceptional brilliance after faceting. The high iron content gives it a richer, deeper green than peridots from other origins like China or Arizona, making it highly prized by collectors and gem traders globally.

4. Can peridot be used as a birthstone gift?

Absolutely. Peridot is the primary birthstone for August and makes a thoughtful, meaningful gift for anyone born in that month. It is available in a wide range of forms — from raw crystals and tumbled stones to faceted gems and finished jewelry — making it easy to find the perfect birthstone gift at any budget.

5. Do you offer wholesale peridot for jewelry designers?

Yes — Folkmarket offers wholesale peridot parcels in a variety of grades, sizes, and cuts. Whether you need calibrated faceted stones for production jewelry, rough material for lapidary, or cabochons for handcrafted settings, we can supply in bulk. Contact us directly for wholesale pricing, custom parcel requests, and trade account setup.

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