What is the ilioinguinal nerve and why are ilioinguinal nerve blocks helpful? The ilioinguinal nerve, in general, provides sensation to the upper portion of the skin of the inner thigh, and in men, the root of the penis and upper scrotum, and in women, portions of the pubic area.
Peridotâs color can be described as yellow-green, green with a golden tone, olive or bottle green, deep chartreuse, or simply a brilliant light green. The proportion of iron present causes the shade and depth of the green of a peridot stone; the deeper the green, the smaller the amount of iron present.
Peridot gems can also be referred to as olivine, which is an iron and magnesium-rich mineral found on Earth. The word peridot is derived from the Arabic word Zabargad, which means peridot (Mineral Miners, 2007). Peridot also has another variety, or type, called chrysolite, which is yellow colored. The word chrysolite is Greek for yellow stone. A fair share of peridots are green though, which is how the mineral olivine got its name--from the color olive.