Art Deco Revival - Vintage 14K White Gold Natural Peridot, Pink Tourmaline & Diamond Pendant (VP240)

Art Deco Revival - Vintage 14K White Gold Natural Peridot, Pink Tourmaline & Diamond Pendant. This unique pendant is crafted from 14K white gold, hallmarked 14K. The pendant also is accompanied by a sterling silver chain, 925 hallmark. The pendant features one natural oval cut faceted peridot, two natural pink tourmaline baguette gemstones, 18 natural round single cut diamonds, vintage art deco revival styling, and quality craftsmanship. This gorgeous pendant showcases a an expertly bezel-set green peridot, which is adorned by beautiful pink tourmaline, and sparkling diamonds. The bale is solid, and is also set with sparkling diamonds. The pendant exhibits a combination of linear lines and circular shapes, which gives the pendant character and a uniqueness. The chain is an adjustable antique belcher design, which looks perfect with the pendant, although it is crafted in sterling silver. This vintage pendant is versatile enough for day or evening wear. Truly an exquisite and unique piece to be enjoyed for many years to come. 

Note: Appraisal included with the pendant. 

History: These ancient Egyptian gemstones came from deposits on a small volcanic island in the Red Sea called Topazios, now known as St. John's Island or Zabargad. Ancient Egyptians called peridot the “gem of the sun,” believing it protected its wearer from terrors of the night.

Fascinated by pink tourmalines? If so, then you must read up on the history of pink tourmaline, which is one of the most desired gemstones in the world. A complex family of minerals formed of aluminum borosilicate combined with magnesium, iron, or other elements makes a tourmaline. Depending on the ratio of the stone’s constituents, it can appear in various colours, including red, pink, yellow, brown, green, blue, black and violet.

The pink tourmaline gemstone is available in a variety of hues, from light pink that is almost invisible to brilliant, scorching pink. Prismatic tourmaline crystals can develop as either long, slender, or thick columnar growths. In addition, the mineral can be found in forms that are unprocessed, opaque, or transparent.

The history of pink tourmaline comes from the ancient Sinhalese term turmoil, which means “a mixed colour precious stone, “and it is where the word “tourmaline” originates. The pink gemstone can be found in Afghanistan, Brazil, Madagascar and Sri Lanka.

• Pink tourmaline’s worth fluctuates depending on a variety of variables. Tourmaline stones generally come in various colours and their prices reflect this. Collectors are fond of stones with two or more colours visible, such as brownish-pink stones or stones with three colours.
• Even though stones with brilliant pink tourmaline might be costly, other colours of tourmaline are typically more affordable.
• • People who have trouble facing life’s challenges value the pink tourmaline. This gem can also help people who experience panic attacks and require something to help them quiet down their sense of inner chaos.
  • Since its discovery, the stone stands for compassion, love of people and labour in the humanitarian field. Due to its ability to foster better listening and understanding, pink Tourmaline is ideal for counselors and healers. Pink tourmaline is utilized during stressful times because it promotes calmness. It is thought to embody the virtues of everlasting friendship and unconditional love. Of all the tourmaline gemstones, pink tourmaline is believed to radiate the most love.
  • Love is the root of all the meanings attributed to pink tourmaline. It is a stone that represents all types of love, including romantic love, love for friends and family and love for oneself. It also has a connection to compassion and emotional recovery.

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• • Pink is a colour that stands for compassion and love. As a result, pink tourmaline is thought to have the ability to encourage empathy in those who wear it. It is also the reason why this gemstone is so well-liked by therapists and counselors; it is said to have the ability to make the wearer a better listener and more understanding of their patient’s difficulties. The stone also radiates love and compassion from the wearer to others and vice versa. It garners the qualities of friendship and unconditional love around the wearer.
  • Its most significant ability is to heal and assist the hearts of those who experience emotional suffering. If you’ve ever been duped or let down by a close friend or relative, you are aware of the intense emotional sorrow such an experience may cause. But by promoting love and tenderly displacing emotional pain and disruptive emotions, a pink tourmaline can aid in the healing of that wound.
  • People who are anxious or stressed might also benefit significantly from pink tourmaline. For instance, it possesses healing properties that provide relaxing and soothing effects, it can assist the wearer in coping with panic-ridden feelings.
  • Pink tourmaline has several physical therapeutic properties that aid the wearer in recovering from any illness. For instance, modern shamans and medical professionals use gemstones to cure stress and trauma, two medical conditions that can result in several health issues. Additionally, it strengthens the wearer’s bones and teeth and maintains a healthy digestive tract.
  • Different types of pink tourmaline come with healing properties for the physical heart in addition to helping with emotional wounds. The therapeutic properties of the gemstone can aid those who are recuperating from severe heart-related health issues. The stone can also aid those with lung conditions.

  • There are three important facts about pink tourmaline that you must know of if you are keen to invest in this gemstone.

    Metaphysical Properties

    In addition to being a calming stone, the stone is advised for anyone experiencing intense emotional anguish like heartbreak, grief or sadness. The healing energies of this heavenly gemstone are directly absorbed into one’s heart.

    Also Read: Does the Pink Tourmaline Undergo Treatment?

    Pink Tourmaline: The Chakras

    The pink tourmaline is connected with the throat chakra and the higher heart chakra. It is thought to gently open, cleanse, relax and illuminate the heart while drawing energy up from the solar plexus. The stone is like an antidepressant used to let go of any feelings associated with a disease or injury, mainly if it is held close to the injured area.

    The 8th Wedding Anniversary

    To represent the various stages of a relationship, a valuable stone or other item is connected to each wedding anniversary.

    After eight years of marriage, the pink tourmaline represents one’s romantic love as the gemstone for the eighth wedding anniversary. The stone can be given as jewellery or as a decorative object that will bring the couple’s shared love greater energy and spark.

    Pink Tourmaline has a lot of symbolic significance. The stone’s uses are beneficial and can aid in a great deal of emotional and mental recovery. Pink tourmaline is also widely used in jewellery since it can be set in various metals. Pink tourmaline engagement rings are a popular choice amongst couples due to their youthful aura and attractive colour.

    Although the stone’s colour is ideal for bright, sunny days and clothes for the summer and spring, you can also use it to add an air of animation and vibrancy to cold winter months. In a nutshell, pink tourmaline gemstones are not only healing but are exquisite and charming too.

  • The earliest diamonds were found in India in 4th century BC, although the youngest of these deposits were formed 900 million years ago. A majority of these early stones were transported along the network of trade routes that connected India and China, commonly known as the Silk Road. 
  • 600 BC: The first gold coins are struck in Lydia, Asia Minor. These are a crude mix of gold and silver. 560 BC: The Lydians learn how to refine these metals and the world's first bi-metallic coinage is created: gold and silver. These are called Croesids after their King, Croesus.

It all began in the early 20th century when jewelers, seeking a budget-friendly platinum alternative, found white gold to be the perfect solution. At the time, platinum was the ultimate choice for fine jewelry, particularly for engagement rings and wedding bands.

History. Silver was discovered after gold and copper about 4000 bce, when it was used in jewelry and as a medium of exchange. The earliest known workings of significant size were those of the pre-Hittites of Cappadocia in eastern Anatolia.

Measurements: Pendant (Including the bale) 26.50 mm x 16.00 mm    Chain 16"- 18" (adjustable) 

Stone Size: Peridot 1.00 carat   Pink Tourmaline .50 carats   Diamonds .09 carats 

Weight: Pendant 2.80 grams       Chain 1.01 grams 

Condition: Excellent 

Origin: Canada 

Date: Circa 1990