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0.65 Ct. Demantoid Garnet from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Apr 13
Item ID: | K20039 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.37 Width: 4.98 Height: 3.56 |
Weight: | 0.65 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,500 |
If you are searching for a truly distinctive gem that answers the call for something rare and characterful, this 0.65 carat Madagascar demantoid garnet is the solution you have been hoping to find. Transparent and lively, this round shape gem measures 5.37 x 4.98 x 3.56 mm, and is finished with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes its light performance. Its clarity is evaluated as slightly included at eye level, which lends a natural, authentic personality without compromising brilliance, and its medium intense color intensity gives it a lively presence that reads well in both delicate and bold settings. The gem is untreated, no enhancement, and carries an excellent polish that allows the facets to sing with fire. If you want a stone that will be the focal point of an engagement ring or a prized piece in a curated collection, this demantoid checks every practical and aesthetic box, delivering distinction, enduring value, and the kind of natural beauty that tells a story.
Understanding how this Madagascar demantoid sits among other famous green gemstones helps you choose with confidence. Compared to classic Ural demantoids from Russia, which often show a deeper emerald green and exceptional dispersion with the famous horsetail inclusions, this Madagascar stone leans more toward a yellowish green, with a fresher, springlike tone that feels lighter and airier on the finger. Compared to tsavorite garnets from East Africa, which favor a pure, vivid green without yellow bias, the Madagascar demantoid offers a more complex, slightly citrus tinged hue that adds warmth and rarity. Compared to Colombian emeralds with their rich bluish green tones and different type of translucency, and to high quality peridot with its olive to lime spectrum, this demantoid sits in a unique middle ground, offering the brilliance and refractive fire associated with demantoid while exhibiting a charming yellowish leaning that sets it apart. In short, if you want the scintillation and rarity of demantoid but with a lighter, sunnier personality, this Madagascar piece is precisely the choice to meet that desire.
For collectors and lovers of untreated natural gems, comparing this stone to demantoids from other notable localities underlines why it is special. Demantoids from the Ural Mountains are historically prized for their deep green saturation and classic nature, and they command high esteem and a certain iconography among collectors. Namibian demantoids can present a range that includes vivid yellow greens and sometimes a crystalline clarity that echoes this Madagascar example, yet often with slightly different tone and saturation. Iranian or Afghan stones, when available, may show different undertones and inclusion patterns. The Madagascar origin gives this gem a distinct personality, one that blends clarity and lightness with demantoid brilliance. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to balance face up color and sparkle, so when set, the gem reads as a lively yellowish green under most lighting, and yet it retains the depth and complexity that discriminating buyers look for. The slightly included clarity is a hallmark of a natural, untreated gem, and when coupled with excellent polish, it translates to exceptional wearable beauty.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand the quest for an engagement ring center stone that feels uniquely personal, and the needs of collectors who seek provenance, natural state, and aesthetic singularity. This Madagascar demantoid garnet stands as the perfect solution for both aspirations. It answers the desire for something rare, it brings the reassurance of no enhancement, and it displays a hue and tone that will feel at home in modern and vintage inspired designs alike. For an engagement ring, consider a warm metal like yellow gold to complement the yellowish green tone, or a cool metal like platinum to emphasize its lively contrast. For a collector, this gem is an ideal candidate for a small catalog of showpieces that illustrate geographic variation in demantoid color. Our team is happy to provide detailed photographs under different lighting conditions, and to advise on settings that protect the stone while showcasing its brilliance. If your search ends with a gem that promises beauty, rarity, and natural integrity, this Madagascar demantoid from The Natural Gemstone Company fills that role admirably, and we are here to guide you through choice, setting, and care.
























