The phrase Peridot emanates from the Arabic term "faridat," which
signifies stone. This adorable gem, Peridot, has the mastery to
increase one's brilliance and develop imagination, which is why
multiple individuals use them in therapeutic contemplations. They
also support accomplishing a more buoyant condition of intellect,
permitting boosted self-consciousness and transparency.
In 1500 BC, the first Peridot stones were found on Topazo Island in
the Red Sea of Egypt. The queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of
Egypt, Cleopatra, had this gemstone as her favorite. Although it was
said to be composed of emeralds, Cleopatra's jewelry was
constructed of Peridot. It has been Egypt's national gem.