1.25 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Demantoid Garnet pair from Madagascar

Demantoid garnets, particularly those hailing from Madagascar, are treasures of nature imbued with lush forests in gem form. Esteemed for their exquisite shades of green and scintillating fire, demantoid garnets are rare and highly sought after. They are part of the larger garnet family but stand out due to their unique luster and dispersion, often likened to diamonds.
The pair of demantoid garnets described here are magnificent examples of this splendid variety. Each stone, measuring approximately 5.20 x 4.80 x 3.26 mm and 5.22 x 4.82 x 3.29 mm, boasts a delicate cushion shape that maximizes their inner brilliance and allows for exquisite jewelry settings. At 0.61 and 0.64 carats, they present a harmonious balance of size and presence when designed into jewelry.
These polished gemstones are crafted with a mixed brilliant cut, known for its ability to enhance the stone's natural sparkle and show off the gem's "fire"—the playful flashes of color that make demantoid garnets so captivating. The clarity grade of slightly included, as assessed with the naked eye, speaks to their enchanting depth and the minor natural inclusions that tell the stone's geological story without compromising the stone's vigour and beauty.
The medium intense color intensity of these garnets exudes a vivid green that's rich and resonant, capturing the allure of the verdant Madagascan landscape. Paired with their excellent polish, these gem qualities combine to create a twinkle and shine that's unparalleled, ensuring these garnets capture the attention of anyone who beholds them.
Demantoid garnets meet the desires of customers who favor exclusivity and elegance. The discerning collector or jewelry enthusiast will be drawn to the unique properties of these gemstones, appreciating both their aesthetic qualities and the prestige that accompanies owning such rare gems. Whether set into a custom piece of fine jewelry or treasured as an investment, these demantoid garnets are more than gemstones; they are heirlooms and works of art, ready to captivate generations to come with their timeless charm.