0.76 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Tsavorite Garnet Pair from Tanzania

This pair of transparent tsavorite garnets presents an uncommon combination of size, color, and clarity, qualities that set them apart from more typical examples of this species. The gems weigh 0.40 carats and 0.36 carats respectively, and are fashioned in an emerald cut, a shape that is less commonly seen in tsavorite than in other green gemstones. The dimensions are 5.07 by 3.18 by 2.66 millimeters for the heavier stone, and 5.01 by 3.19 by 2.63 millimeters for the companion, measurements that demonstrate a near match in proportion and pavilion depth. Both stones exhibit medium color intensity, a vivid pure green within the tsavorite range that is notably consistent between the two pieces, and this level of chroma is rare to find in gems of these larger sizes. The cutting style is faceted, the polish is excellent, and the stones are transparent with a clarity grade of very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which contributes to a clean visual appearance and a lively play of light within the emerald step facets.

From a gemological and design perspective this pair is particularly desirable because emerald cutting demands clean, high quality rough, and large, green tsavorite rough with minimal inclusions is uncommon. The absence of any enhancement preserves the natural origin and character of the stones, and their provenance in Tanzania places them within the primary source region for tsavorite. The slight difference in weight between 0.40 carats and 0.36 carats is accommodated by the very close dimensional match, making the pair well suited for matched settings such as fine earrings or a companion set in bespoke jewelry. The Natural Gemstone Company presents these tsavorites with full disclosure of their characteristics, including cut, facet style, clarity assessment, color intensity, polish grading, and enhancement status. For designers and collectors seeking a matched pair that combines rarity in both size and color with expert cutting and finishing, these tsavorite garnets offer a restrained and verifiable example of material that is both gemologically interesting and practically adaptable to refined jewelry applications.