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0.70 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Jul 5
Item ID: | K24041 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.8 Width: 4.14 Height: 3.37 |
Weight: | 0.70 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 0.70 carat radiant shape green tsavorite garnet measures 5.80 by 4.14 by 3.37 millimeters, and its geometry is engineered to maximize light play through a mixed facet architecture. The radiant cut combines a rectangular outline with cropped corners, a modified brilliant pavilion and a faceted crown that uses small, precisely aligned star and kite facets to scatter incident light. Facet junctions are oriented to produce alternating zones of flash and broad scintillation, and crown height and table proportion have been balanced to optimize both light return and color saturation. The result is an assertive internal brilliance, with rapid scintillation from movement and broad flashes that emphasize the pure green hue. Excellent polish preserves crisp facet planes, allowing uninterrupted reflection from pavilion facets through the table, and the overall faceting symmetry contributes directly to the gem s apparent brightness under variable lighting.
Gemological attributes are described accurately for informed buyers, clarity being evaluated as included at eye level, which means natural internal features are visible without magnification but do not compromise overall structural integrity. These internal characteristics can act as additional light refractors, enhancing sparkle when the stone is rotated, and they are typical of natural tsavorite material. Color is classified as medium color intensity, presenting a lively mid saturated green that balances vibrancy with wearability in a variety of settings. The trace element chemistry responsible for this color is consistent with tsavorite specimens from East Africa, and this example is sourced from Tanzania, with no enhancement performed. Craftsmanship notes include tight facet alignment, an even girdle profile suitable for precision setting, and polish finishing that eliminates surface scuffs to promote maximal optical performance. For design recommendations, an open gallery and prong setting will allow the pavilion facets to contribute to light return, while a well proportioned table will preserve the dynamic balance between fire and body color. This gem is offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, and it is presented as an untreated, naturally colored tsavorite garnet, ideal for connoisseurs who value geometric faceting and technical execution that prioritize maximum light play.
























