西洋棋套裝 - "A" 级品质的石榴石（巴西）、橄榄石（巴基斯坦）、树脂，原装 LELU 国际象棋套装

Spectacular Peridot Mineral and genuine Garnet ORIGINAL LELU Chess set.
100% A" quality garnet and 100% genuine Peridot flooded with Resin, Hand Made (we work with more than 150 different mineral combinations)!
Size: 26x26x1cm
Primary Color: Deep Red, Burgundy, Rose Red, Orange Red, Rose Red, Dark Red
Secondary Color: Light green, Yellow-green, Olive green, Golden green, Grass green, Lime green, Brownish green, Moss green, Greenish yellow

Weight of only the chess board (marked chessboard): 1427g

Dimension of the figures:
King - 7cm tall, 2,5cm in diameter, weight of Garnet figure 39g; , weight of Peridot figure 28g;
Queen - 6cm tall, 2,5cm in diameter, weight of Garnet figure 36g; , weight of Peridot figure 28g;
Bishop - 5cm tall, 2,5cm in diameter, weight of Garnet figure 26g; , weight of Peridot figure 19g;
Knight - 4,5cm tall, 2,5cm in diameter, weight of Garnet figure 29g; , weight of Peridot figure 23g;
Rook - 4cm tall, 2,5cm in diameter, weight of Garnet figure 23g; , weight of Peridot figure 18g;
Pawn - 3.5cm tall, 2cm in diameter, weight of Garnet figure 15g; , weight of Peridot figure 12g;

Garnet is a deep red gemstone known for its rich color and brilliance. It is believed to increase energy, promote emotional balance, and inspire love and passion. As a healing stone, garnet is believed to revitalize the body and mind, enhancing strength, courage, and protection.

Peridot is a beautiful, transparent gemstone that belongs to the olivine mineral group. Its color is typically a vivid green, ranging from yellow-green to olive-green, depending on the amount of iron present in the crystal. Peridot originates from the Earth’s mantle and reaches the surface through volcanic activity.
On the Mohs hardness scale, peridot ranks between 6.5 and 7, making it fairly durable, though it should be handled with care since it is sensitive to heat and acids.
Peridot is the birthstone for August, and it is often seen as a symbol of happiness, abundance, and protection. It was highly valued in ancient Egypt, where it was known as the “gem of the sun.”