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0.35 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 19
Item ID: | K32303 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.58 Width: 4.6 Height: 2.62 |
Weight: | 0.35 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $571 |
This elegant 0.35 carat round green tsavorite garnet from Tanzania showcases a vivid, pure green hue, dimensions 4.58 x 4.60 x 2.62 mm, faceted in a mixed brilliant cut, clarity graded included at eye level, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish, no enhancement. At this size the stone reads as lively and concentrated, the mixed brilliant cut maximizing light return while preserving contrast and depth. The brilliant cut facets create crisp flashes of green that feel fresher and more modern than many traditionally cut green gems, and the excellent polish gives crisp facet junctions that enhance sparkle and make the most of the stone for small scale fine jewelry applications. In the inventory at The Natural Gemstone Company this tsavorite stands out not only for its pure, saturated green, but for being untreated and transparent, making it a versatile, honest choice for collectors and designers who value natural character and bright optical performance.
Compared to classic Colombian emeralds, this Tanzanian tsavorite reads as a cleaner, more vivid green with greater lively brilliance, Colombian emeralds often display a distinct bluish green tone and a velvety internal texture that many lovers cherish, however they frequently receive clarity enhancements and present with garden like inclusions that soften light return. Where Colombian emeralds are prized for their depth and classical color, this tsavorite offers a truer, more intense green under a wider range of lighting conditions, and it does so without any clarity treatments. Compared to Zambian emeralds that can shift toward cooler, bluish tones and higher luster, the tsavorite leans into a more pure, slightly warm green that reads as immediate and saturated to the eye, while maintaining excellent polish and durable presentation for everyday wear. For buyers who want emerald like color with brighter sparkle and without common enhancements, this tsavorite is a superior alternative in terms of transparency, optical liveliness, and clear provenance.
When you compare this tsavorite to other green gemstones that compete in the market, its advantages become clearer. Demantoid garnets from Russia show extraordinary dispersion and a slightly yellowish green tone that flashes fire, however demantoids are often a cooler yellow green and can appear less purely green when set beside a high saturation tsavorite. The tsavorite offers a truer emerald green and a cleaner light performance, making it a more direct emerald substitute for those who want pure green hue without yellow bias. Chrome diopside, known for its deep grassy green, is beautiful in its own right but typically has a lower hardness and less refractive brilliance, which can affect how lively a small stone appears in a ring. Peridot tends to possess an olive to yellowish green tone, which differs markedly from this tsavorite s vivid pure green. In sum, this Tanzanian tsavorite delivers a rare combination of pure green hue, intense saturation, and lively brilliance that often outperforms similarly colored stones in visual impact and everyday suitability.
Within the family of tsavorites, geographic origin and local geology produce subtle but real differences in hue and tone, and this piece from Tanzania carries a distinct regional character that sets it apart. Tsavorites from neighboring Kenya are often celebrated for their rich, cool green tones, sometimes with a faint bluish nuance, while Tanzanian examples can present a slightly warmer and purer green that reads very cleanly in small faceted sizes. This particular stone benefits from the mixed brilliant cut which was chosen to balance face up brightness and depth of color in a modestly sized gem, making it appear larger and more vivid than many stones of comparable carat weight. The untreated status is a major selling point compared to many high value greens on the market that are routinely filled or heated, and for those seeking natural integrity and straightforward value, this tsavorite represents both rarity and honesty. The Natural Gemstone Company sources and photographs each gem to show true color and proportion, and this tsavorite is a great example of how careful cutting and natural material can yield a memorable, wearable green.
For designers and collectors looking for a strong green accent or a refined center stone in delicate work, this 0.35 carat Tanzanian tsavorite is a compelling choice. Its intense color intensity means that it will read as a high impact green even at a small scale, the mixed brilliant cut preserves sparkle under movement, and the excellent polish assures that settings will show off bright facet reflections. When set beside more common alternatives the stone holds its own due to its vivid hue and untreated nature, delivering superior perceived value compared to enhanced emeralds or darker, less brilliant green gems. If you are considering a pair for stud earrings, a halo center, or a bespoke setting that emphasizes color, our gem specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company are available to advise on settings that will maximize the stone s color and brilliance, ensuring that this tsavorite becomes an enduring and eye catching part of your collection.
























