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1.22 Ct. Pink Malaya Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 4
Item ID: | K32165 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.63 Width: 5.42 Height: 3.95 |
Weight: | 1.22 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
One beautiful transparent 1.22 carat oval shape pink Malaya garnet, with dimensions of 6.63 by 5.42 by 3.95 mm, presents precise proportions and measured presence. The stone is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut, combining the fire of a brilliant facet arrangement with the elegance of step pavilion elements to yield balanced scintillation and depth. Clarity grade is eye clean, evaluated at eye level, permitting an unobstructed view into the gem where color and cut remain the primary visual attributes. Color intensity is intense, displaying a focused pink tone that reads consistently across the table and crown. Polish is excellent, resulting in crisp facet junctions and reflective return that emphasizes both hue and brilliance. Origin is Tanzania, and the material is natural and untreated, with no enhancement. The combination of carat weight and dimensions makes this example well suited for classic ring settings and pendants where proportion and wearability are essential, and the mixed brilliant faceting supports both light performance and durability.
In the context of gemological and cultural heritage, this Malaya garnet follows a lineage of garnet use that extends through multiple civilizations, where similar members of the garnet group were employed in signet rings, amulets, and fine jewelry. Garnets have long been valued for their stable physical properties, durable lustre, and reliable color range, qualities that made them practical for daily wear as well as ceremonial use. East African sources have contributed notable examples to trade networks historically, and this Tanzanian specimen sits within that continuum of material movement and craftsmanship. For contemporary makers and collectors, the rarity of intense pink Malaya tones combined with an untreated state offers provenance clarity and aesthetic continuity with traditional applications. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this gemstone with full disclosure of its technical attributes and origin, enabling confident integration into heirloom pieces and artisan jewelry, or a considered addition to a curated collection.
























