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0.40 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 26
Item ID: | K32272 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.09 Width: 4.06 Height: 2.28 |
Weight: | 0.40 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
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 | $1,000 |
One beautiful transparent 0.40 carat emerald cut green tsavorite garnet is presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, with precise dimensions of 5.09 x 4.06 x 2.28 mm, a faceted cutting style, and an emerald cut that emphasizes clean lines and elegant symmetry. This gem displays intense color intensity, a clarity grade of slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and an excellent polish, with no enhancement recorded. Originating from Tanzania, this tsavorite is a pure example of the species grossular garnet that is prized for its vivid green hue and naturally occurring saturation. The combination of transparency and intense color makes this stone a rare small gem that punches above its weight, offering a presence that belies its 0.40 carat weight. For collectors and connoisseurs who value untreated material, the absence of heat, irradiation, or oiling enhances desirability and resale confidence, because the hue and saturation you see are inherent to the crystal and stable under normal wear conditions.
The emerald cut is exceptional for showcasing the focused color and internal clarity of a high quality tsavorite, because the step facet arrangement produces broad flashes of color and a refined mirror like brilliance that is different from the scintillation of brilliant cuts. In this example the faceter executed an optimal table proportion and tight facet junctions, translating into superb polish and clean light return. The cut accentuates the gem body color and allows the eye to appreciate the depth of green with minimal distraction, creating a calm yet vivid visual impact that serves as a true centerpiece in any collection. Slight inclusions noted at eye level are typical of natural tsavorites and are well positioned so they do not disrupt the overall brightness or color uniformity. The precision of the emerald cut also helps mask minor inclusions by directing light across broad planes, preserving a sense of clarity and making the stone appear larger and more luminous than its carat weight alone might suggest.
From a gemological perspective this tsavorite combines attributes that educated buyers seek when assessing value, starting with geographic origin, untreated status, and optical performance. Tanzanian tsavorites frequently exhibit strong, consistent green tones driven by chromium and vanadium content, and this stone exemplifies that natural chemistry with strong chroma and balanced tone. The clarity designation slightly included indicates natural internal features visible at eye level under close inspection, however these inclusions do not compromise structural integrity, and the gem sits in the desirable range for collectors who prefer natural, unenhanced material. With a Mohs hardness in the range of 7 to 7.5 tsavorite garnet offers good wearability for rings and daily jewelry, while the robustness combined with an excellent polish ensures that the surface will maintain a high degree of luster with routine care. For investment minded purchasers the untreated nature and Tanzanian provenance add provenance premium relative to treated stones, and the emerald cut provides a classic, enduring aesthetic that tends to age gracefully in the market.
As a centerpiece choice this 0.40 carat emerald cut tsavorite from The Natural Gemstone Company translates beautifully into a variety of jewelry designs, including a refined solitaire, a halo setting that enhances perceived size, or a bespoke three stone composition that pairs the green with warm metals or accent diamonds for added contrast. For bespoke design consultations we can recommend mounting styles that protect the stone while maximizing visible table area and color saturation, for example low profile bezels for daily wear or secure claw settings that allow light to interact with the step facets. Buyers who value traceable origin and natural properties will appreciate that this gem requires no enhancement to achieve its vivid green, which supports long term color stability and authenticity in appraisal documentation. We welcome questions from gemologists, jewelers, and educated collectors regarding facet angles, inclusion locations, or comparative pieces, and our specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company can provide supplementary images and measurements to assist in design and valuation decisions.
























