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The term olivine is directly from French PERIDOT. The old French is also PERIDOT. The source of the word is not very clear. In the 13th century England, the word PERIDOTA was used, and later it became PERIDOT.
The ancient Roman philosopher Pliny used the word CHRYSOLITE, which is from Greek, meaning "golden" and "gem". It is used to describe citrine and topaz, but today it is often used in Europe. Yellow-green and green-yellow olivine.
Like many other gems, olivine also has many interesting legends and legendary stories. In ancient times, the olivine was called the "stone of the sun stone". This connection with the sun is likely to be related to the beliefs of the local people. They believe that the strength of the olivine, as big as the sun, can drive away evil and surrender. . In order to show its power as a talisman, olivine is often set in gold, wearing this amulet can eliminate the horror of night. But if used as a talisman to expel evil thoughts, the peridot needs to be attached to the licking mane and worn on the left arm. If the olivine is ground into a powder, it can be used as a medicine to treat asthma. If it is placed under the tongue, it can alleviate the thirst caused by high fever.
Peridot is the birthstone of August, which is a substitute stone for skeining agate.
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