8mm X 5mm
Garnet, Round Cut
$62.00
3.54 ct ROUND CUT GARNET, 8mm X 5mm. DEEP RED COLOR, DEEP COLOR SATURATION
Garnets are a group of silicate minerals that have been used as gemstones since the Bronze Age. Garnet species are found in every color, with reddish shades most common. Garnets exhibit a wide range of chemical compositions and colors, including pyrope (red to deep red), almandine (brown to deep red), spessartine (orange-yellow to violet-red), and andradite & tsavorite (green). Garnet is the January birthstone in the US. Almandine garnet is the state mineral of Connecticut. Garnets are found in many locations worldwide, including parts of the US, Africa, and Asia.
Source = Zimbabwe, Africa
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