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5.65 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Garnet Pair from Tanzania
This pair of stones ships by Apr 22
Stone type: | Garnet | Garnet |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR13668 | PR13668 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.07 Width: 6.79 Height: 5.37 | Length: 8.85 Width: 6.94 Height: 5.38 |
Weight: | 2.79 Ct. | 2.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Pink | Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Fancy | Fancy |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $124 | $124 |
This pair of transparent garnets presents a refined balance of color, clarity, and form, suitable for high quality jewelry applications. The two stones weigh 2.79 carats and 2.86 carats respectively. Each is cut to a fancy shape and finished as a mixed brilliant cut, which combines pavilion and crown faceting to optimize both scintillation and depth of color. The dominant hue is a reddish pink, rendered with vivid color intensity that reads strongly at most viewing distances. The overall visual impression is one of saturated yet elegant tone, suitable for designs that require a clear, immediate color statement without overwhelming complexity. These attributes make the pair particularly well suited to the creation of statement earrings where color and light performance are central to the design narrative, and where the stones must perform under a variety of lighting conditions from runway to editorial to evening wear.
Measured proportions support their use in bold earring designs while remaining comfortably wearable. The larger gem measures 9.07 by 6.79 by 5.37 millimeters, and the companion stone measures 8.85 by 6.94 by 5.38 millimeters. These dimensions yield a profile that is substantial enough to command attention when set as drops, studs, or within halo compositions, and the modest difference in length and width between the two stones allows for either matched or intentionally asymmetric settings. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which communicates that inclusions are minimal and do not detract from the stones aesthetic when worn. The polish has been assessed as excellent, providing clean facet junctions and strong light return. No enhancement has been applied to these garnets, and their origin is Tanzania, a known source for high quality material in this gem family.
The mixed brilliant cut plays a central role in how these garnets function within statement earring applications. Upper crown faceting disperses highlights across the stone surface, while pavilion facets deepen the body color and reinforce a sense of substance. For high fashion earrings, designers often exploit this dual behavior to create dynamic pieces that read differently under studio lighting and ambient daylight. In prong mounted drops the gems will emphasize depth and movement, while low profile bezels will present a more graphic, color field effect. Paired settings that use contrasting metal colors will alter the perceived warmth of the garnets, with rose gold amplifying the pink component, yellow gold adding warmth and classical resonance, and white gold or platinum offering a cooler, more contemporary contrast that emphasizes facet structure.
Practical considerations for setting and design are straightforward given the stones proportions and finish. The very very slightly included clarity grade and excellent polish permit open setting styles that expose the pavilion for maximum brilliance, while the absence of enhancement ensures stable response to heat and light during fabrication and routine wear. Given the sizes, secure prong work or low profile bezels with careful seat design will distribute force and minimize the chance of chipping along pavilion facets. Designers seeking a runway or couture aesthetic may consider asymmetric pairings, articulated chandeliers, or focused halo mounts that combine smaller accent stones to frame the garnets without diminishing their commanding presence. The stones weight and dimensions are compatible with a broad range of earring backings and mechanics, and they lend themselves to both minimalist modern silhouettes and intricate, multi element high fashion constructions.
These garnets are presented by The Natural Gemstone Company with documentation of their unenhanced status and Tanzanian origin. The pair represents a refined natural option for jewelers and designers seeking reliable color, clarity, and cut performance in a matched set. Their vivid reddish pink hue and carefully executed mixed brilliant cut make them particularly valuable for statement earrings in high fashion contexts where color intensity and optical behavior are primary design drivers. For clients and ateliers evaluating materials for runway, editorial, or bespoke collections, this pair offers a combination of visual impact and practical integrity that supports both creative ambition and technical execution.






















