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Opals International Jewelers, Inc.
5770
N. W. NW Expressway, Suite 101, Oklahoma City, OK 73132
Fax: 1-405-495-6611 Tel: 1-405-495-6610
1-800-376-6725 or 1-800-654-3259
Email: opals@sirinet.net
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Peridot
August Birthstone

Peridot
is always a popular gemstone and when it is bright, clean and well cut,
it is especially brilliant. Peridot is being mined in in Arizona, China,
Burma, and Pakistan. Peridot is tough enough to be used for almost any kind
of jewelry. It is also available in almost any size and shape. Peridot is
a popular gift for sixteenth wedding aniversaries.
Peridot
is a gem that has been connected to superstition throughout the ages. Associated
with the sun, peridot is believed to have the power to break evil spells
and dispel the mysteries of the dark. Some think that peridot wards off
nightmares. During the Middle Ages, people wore peridot to gain foresight
and divine inspiration. The Gem of the Sun was thought to dissolve enchantments.
When pierced and worn around left arm, it drove away evil spirits. Peridot
was held to cure liver disease and dropsy. And it relieved the wearer of
envy. Peridot, held under the tongue, lessened thirst during fever.