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2.57 Ct. Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Apr 12
Item ID: | K19443 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.18 Width: 6.66 Height: 4.53 |
Weight: | 2.57 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
One beautiful transparent 2.57 carat emerald cut shape purplish pink garnet rests as a rare and striking example of nature and skilled cutting coming together, it measures 9.18 x 6.66 x 4.53 mm, it is fashioned in a classic emerald cut that emphasizes clarity and color, its clarity grade is slightly included evaluated at eye level, its color shows an intense color intensity, its polish is excellent, enhancement none, its origin is Tanzania. At The Natural Gemstone Company we select stones that stand out both visually and in value, and this purplish pink garnet is a textbook example of why careful sourcing and expert cutting matter. From the moment you first see the gem the emerald cut creates broad, open facets that reveal the depth and complexity of the purplish pink hue, the transparency allows light to travel freely through the stone and return to the eye as a captivating glow, the excellent polish ensures facet junctions are crisp and reflective, and because the stone is untreated the color and character are authentically natural.
Compared with other garnets on the market this purplish pink gem occupies a distinct niche that appeals to collectors and designers who seek something beyond the common varieties. Many garnets offered today are either the typical red pyrope or the vivid green tsavorite, while rhodolite garnets and color change garnets have their own following, few combine a true purplish pink hue with an emerald cut and transparent clarity like this example. Against mixed offerings that rely on heat treatments or surface coatings to boost appearance, this Tanzanian garnet shows what genuine, untreated material can deliver in terms of long term beauty and resale value. When compared to similar colored spinel or pink sapphire options the garnet often offers fuller saturation at a more accessible price per carat, and the emerald cut further differentiates it by producing a refined, architectural look rather than simply sparkling dispersion, the result is a gem that quietly dominates a setting through color depth and facet drama rather than through flash alone.
Clarity and cut are often the decisive factors that separate a good gem from a truly remarkable specimen, and this 2.57 carat garnet excels on both counts. The slightly included clarity evaluated at eye level indicates that under normal viewing conditions the stone appears clean and lively, the inclusions do not interrupt the stone’s face up appeal, and they serve as a natural fingerprint that confirms the gem’s authenticity and origin. The emerald cut, known for its step facets and large pavilion planes, is executed here to maximize the internal play of light and to present broad color areas that shift subtly as the stone moves, this cut is particularly effective for gems with intense color intensity because it allows the hue to remain deep and even, while the excellent polish ensures that every facet reflects light crisply, in contrast many gems on the market are poorly finished which dulls color and weakens brilliance, and many mass market pieces are filled or treated to mask flaws, making an untreated, well polished garnet from Tanzania a more desirable and honest choice.
As a centerpiece in any collection or design this garnet invites creative settings that celebrate its proportions and color, a three stone ring with tapered baguette diamonds will emphasize its step cut geometry, a solitaire in a low bezel will showcase its clean lines and allow light to enter freely, and a pendant set to hang from a simple fine chain will let the stone command attention against the skin. For buyers seeking investment quality without the premiums of pink sapphire or spinel, this natural, untreated purplish pink garnet from Tanzania represents strong value, the combination of rarity in hue, transparent body, excellent polish, and thoughtful cutting is uncommon in the market, The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the provenance and quality of this stone, we provide detailed documentation of origin and grading notes, and we are available to advise on settings and appraisal options to help you make an informed choice. Choose this gem when you want a centerpiece that blends refined elegance with distinctive color, a stone that will remain a conversation piece and a treasured asset for years to come.
























