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0.75 Ct. Garnet from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Dec 28
Item ID: | K20173 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.41 Width: 4.3 Height: 2.35 |
Weight: | 0.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $80 |
At The Natural Gemstone Company we present a single, beautiful transparent 0.75 carat marquise shape garnet that exemplifies premium quality and refined proportions. The weight of 0.75 carat is a decisive feature in this gemstone, because carat weight in garnets translates directly to a balance of heft and wearable elegance that many larger stones cannot achieve without sacrificing color or clarity. Measuring 8.41 x 4.30 x 2.35 mm, this marquise offers an elongated silhouette that enhances finger length and visible surface area, so the stone reads larger on the hand than its carat number alone might suggest. Compared with many commercially available garnets that push for higher carat numbers at the cost of dull color or heavy inclusions, this 0.75 carat example has been selected for a precise equilibrium between size, sparkle, and everyday practicality. The mixed brilliant cut maximizes light return while preserving weight, and the excellent polish creates crisp facet junctions and lively fire. When you consider carat as part of an overall package of cut, color, and clarity, this stone sits at the premium end of what most buyers encounter in the market.
Color and clarity define the character of this garnet more than just its carat weight, and in both respects this gem outperforms typical alternatives. The hue is an intense orangish red that carries warmth and depth without appearing muddy or brown, a color profile that sets it apart from more common almandine pieces that often skew brownish or from pyrope stones that lean toward strict red. Origin from Ceylon Sri Lanka contributes to the distinct tonal quality, as Sri Lankan garnets are known for a lively chroma and refined shade. Importantly this gemstone is not enhanced in any way, a quality that many mass market stones cannot claim, because treatments are frequently used to intensify hue or hide imperfections. With a clarity grade of very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the stone is effectively eye clean to the vast majority of observers, maintaining brilliance and transparency without the need for cover up. Compared to lower grade garnets with obvious surface reaching inclusions or clouding that reduces sparkle, this specimen preserves brightness and saturation, making its 0.75 carat weight feel like an investment rather than a compromise.
The mixed brilliant cut and exact proportions of 8.41 x 4.30 x 2.35 mm reveal a cutter who prioritized optical performance as well as yield. Mixed brilliant faceting brings the appeal of rounded scintillation to a marquise outline, allowing facets both on the pavilion and crown to cooperate for scintillation and return. The depth of 2.35 mm is proportioned to support strong light return and avoid a glassy or windowed appearance that sometimes plagues shallow stones, and the length to width ratio offers a classic marquise elongation that flatters most settings. When evaluating carat to millimeter conversion in garnets, density plays a role and a well cut 0.75 carat garnet in this size range will deliver a presence comparable to larger, poorly cut stones. Many market offerings aim for bigger carat numbers, but compromise cut or clarity to achieve them, resulting in inferior sparkle and visual appeal. This example from The Natural Gemstone Company demonstrates how intelligent cutting and attention to clarity yield a visually larger, brighter gem from a moderate carat weight, so customers get maximum aesthetic and practical value for the investment.
For jewelry designers and discerning buyers seeking a premium garnet that stands above mass produced options, this marquise is particularly versatile and compelling. Its marquise shape and measured 0.75 carat weight make it ideal for a slender solitaire ring, an elegant pendant, or a refined three stone design where the center gem must project color and clarity without overpowering the setting. The excellent polish ensures ease of mounting and a lasting surface finish that resists dulling under normal wear, further enhancing long term value. Because the stone is untreated and sourced from Ceylon Sri Lanka, it appeals to collectors who prioritize natural origin and minimal intervention, a rarity in a market where many stones are heated or otherwise enhanced. Compared to similar carat stones that are routinely subjected to treatments or are cut from heavily included rough, this garnet represents a superior choice in both aesthetic and ethical terms. At The Natural Gemstone Company we curate such select pieces so buyers secure both the immediate visual reward of intense color and brilliance, and the lasting satisfaction of owning a responsibly sourced, premium quality gem.




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