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0.56 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Jul 5
Item ID: | K24047 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.98 Width: 4.28 Height: 3.25 |
Weight: | 0.56 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
This 0.56 carat radiant shape green tsavorite garnet from Tanzania offered by The Natural Gemstone Company presents a fresh and lively personality that stands apart from many other green gems on the market. Measuring 4.98 x 4.28 x 3.25 mm, with excellent polish and transparent clarity evaluated as included at eye level, this stone shows a medium color intensity that reads as a clean, mid tone green with subtle yellow warmth. Compared to classic Colombian emeralds which typically carry a deeper bluish green tone and often require oiling or other enhancements to improve appearance, this tsavorite delivers its color naturally with no enhancement, which translates to greater long term stability and transparency. Against Zambian emeralds that often lean cooler and darker, and against demantoid garnet which displays a more intense, slightly golden green with strong dispersion, this Tanzanian tsavorite finds a comfortable middle ground, offering bright, readable green that is both modern and versatile.
When compared to other tsavorites from Kenya and Tanzania, this gem showcases the regional nuance that many connoisseurs appreciate. Kenyan stones often exhibit a richer, more saturated grass green while Tanzanian examples can show a slightly lighter, more vivid yellowish green that appears lively under a variety of lighting. This particular radiant cut maximizes its scintillation and clean table presence, so its medium tone projects well in jewelry where brilliance and face up color matter. Versus peridot which tends to show an olive to yellowish green with lower refractive play, and versus chrome tourmaline which is often deeper and cooler, this tsavorite offers a brighter, cleaner green that photographs and wears with a refreshing clarity. The lack of enhancement elevates its value relative to many emeralds and treated stones, and the excellent polish ensures facets meet evenly to return light with crispness and sparkle.
For buyers seeking a green gem that balances rarity, natural beauty, and everyday wearability, this Tanzanian tsavorite is a compelling choice. It is small yet lively, untreated and transparent, and cut in a radiant shape that enhances both color and brilliance. The Natural Gemstone Company recommends this stone for settings that showcase color and light, and for clients who prefer a natural, vibrant green that differs from the deeper tones of emeralds and the golden cast of demantoids.
























