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According to a Hawaiian legend Peridot is, the
divine tears wept by Pele, the goddess of the
volcano.
Available in a variety of shapes and sizes, its
verdant hues rival the green of a new spring day.
Peridot has been credited with a host of magical
powers and healing properties, such as protection
against nightmares and possessing the power to
ward off evil.
It is the birthstone for August and a recommended
gift for the sixteenth wedding anniversary.
Ghirt Mani, Zeberged, Olivine, Chrysolite are
the alternative names of Peridot.
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