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Natural Rough Peridot — Sourced Directly from Pakistan's Mining Regions

This collection brings together natural rough peridot sourced directly from the Supat Mine in Kohistan and the Mansehra District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan — two of the world's most consistently productive peridot-producing localities. Every piece in this collection is 100% natural and untreated. No heat, no filling, no enhancement of any kind. What you see is what the earth produced.

What This Collection Covers

The range here is built around real buyer needs — not a single product type. You will find faceting rough lots ranging from 55 carats to 1,500+ carats, peridot crystals on feldspar and marble matrix, Ludwigite-included peridot for specialty cutting, bi-color peridot rough, cabochon-grade material, and mixed gemstone parcels that include peridot alongside other facet-grade rough. One finished loose cushion-cut peridot is also available for buyers who need a cut stone reference or a ready-to-set piece. Sizes, clarity grades, and formats vary across listings — from under-1-carat parcel pieces to individual crystals exceeding 50 grams.

Who This Collection Is Built For

Gem cutters and lapidary artists will find consistent faceting rough in SI to VVS clarity grades, sorted by carat weight and suitable for precision cutting. Mineral collectors will find matrix specimens — peridot crystals on feldspar and marble — in cabinet sizes with documented Pakistan origin. Wholesale buyers can access bulk parcels from 100 grams to 500 carats at structured pricing. Inclusion specialists and researchers will find Ludwigite-included peridot, a rare sub-type where black Ludwigite mineral forms hair-like inclusions within the green crystal — a material with limited global availability. Mixed parcel buyers looking for variety alongside peridot will also find relevant options here.

Where These Products Are Used

Faceting rough from this collection is used in gem-cutting studios, lapidary workshops, and jewelry production settings where origin-verified, untreated material is required. Matrix specimens are used in mineral display collections, museum-grade exhibits, and educational settings. Ludwigite-included peridot is used in specialty cutting for collectors who value inclusions as a feature rather than a flaw. Wholesale parcels are purchased by gem dealers, jewelry manufacturers, and trade buyers who need consistent supply of Pakistan peridot in volume.

Pricing Structure and Value

Entry-level faceting lots start at $55, making this collection accessible to cutters who are working with peridot for the first time or testing material before committing to larger purchases. Mid-range lots — 135 to 250 carats — are priced for working lapidaries who need reliable cutting stock without overpaying for individual pieces. Large wholesale parcels up to $10,000 are available for trade buyers who need volume. Bi-color and Ludwigite-included material is priced separately as specialty rough, reflecting its rarity and limited availability. Mixed gemstone parcels offer multi-species value in a single purchase.

How to Select the Right Product from This Collection

Start with your intended use. If you are cutting stones for jewelry, look at the faceting rough lots — filter by carat weight based on the finished stone sizes you need. Clarity grades are listed per lot (SI, VS, VVS, Eye Clean), so match the grade to your cutting tolerance. If you are building a mineral display, look at the matrix specimens — dimensions and gram weights are listed for each piece. If you need Ludwigite-included material, those listings are clearly labeled and sold in small lots or individual pieces. For wholesale purchasing, the 500-carat and 100-gram bulk lots offer the best per-carat value. If you are unsure, contact us before purchasing — we can help match material to your specific cutting or collecting requirements.

What Sets This Collection Apart?

Origin documentation is specific — not just "Pakistan" but named mines and districts: Supat Mine, Kohistan, Mansehra. Clarity grades are assessed and listed per lot, not estimated. Ludwigite-included peridot is a rare offering that is not widely available from most rough gemstone suppliers. Bi-color peridot rough — showing brown-to-green color zoning — is another specialty item in this collection that is difficult to source elsewhere. Matrix specimens are sold with measured dimensions and gram weights, not approximations. All material is untreated, and that is stated explicitly per listing, not as a blanket collection claim.

Who Can Purchase from This Collection

This collection is open to individual buyers, working lapidaries, gem dealers, jewelry manufacturers, mineral collectors, and wholesale trade buyers. There is no minimum order requirement for standard lots. Wholesale buyers interested in larger volumes or repeat supply arrangements are welcome to reach out directly. International buyers are accommodated — see shipping details below.

Why Source Your Peridot Here

Folkmarketgems operates with direct-from-mine sourcing for Pakistan peridot. That means no intermediary markups between the mining region and the buyer. Origin is documented at the mine and district level — not inferred. Material is assessed for clarity and listed accurately. New arrivals are added regularly from active mining seasons in Kohistan and Mansehra. Buyers who have purchased before know that what is described in the listing matches what arrives. That consistency is the foundation of how this store operates.

Secure Payment and Worldwide Shipping

All orders are processed through Shopify's secure checkout with encrypted payment handling. Multiple payment methods are accepted. Orders ship internationally from Pakistan with protective packaging designed specifically for rough gemstone and mineral specimen transit. Tracking is provided on all shipments. Fragile matrix specimens are individually wrapped and cushioned to prevent damage in transit.


Frequently Asked Questions

Is the peridot in this collection treated or enhanced in any way?
No. Every piece in this collection is 100% natural and untreated. No heat treatment, fracture filling, or coating has been applied. This is stated explicitly in each product listing.

What clarity grades are available in the faceting rough lots?
Lots range from SI (slightly included) to VVS (very very slightly included) and Eye Clean. Each listing specifies the clarity range for that particular lot so you can match material to your cutting requirements.

What makes Ludwigite-included peridot different from standard faceting rough?
Ludwigite-included peridot contains black mineral hair-like inclusions of Ludwigite within the green crystal. It is a specialty material cut by collectors who value the inclusion as a visual feature. It is not standard faceting rough and is priced and listed separately.

Can wholesale buyers purchase larger volumes than what is listed?
Yes. The listed parcels represent available stock, but wholesale buyers with volume requirements beyond current listings are encouraged to contact us directly to discuss supply arrangements from active mining seasons.

Are the matrix specimens sold with exact measurements?
Yes. Each peridot-on-matrix specimen listing includes the gram weight and measured dimensions (length x width x depth in millimeters), so you can assess the physical size accurately before purchasing.

FAQs

1. Can rough peridot be faceted?

Yes, transparent rough peridot is commonly cut into bright green gemstones.

2. How do you identify natural peridot rough?

It often shows olive-green color with a glassy crystal appearance.

3. Is untreated peridot rough valuable?

Most peridot is untreated, and vivid green color increases value.

4. Where does high-quality peridot rough come from?

Pakistan’s Kohistan region produces premium cutting material.

5. Does rough peridot improve after cutting?

Yes, proper faceting enhances brilliance and color intensity.

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