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0.90 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 26
Item ID: | K32263 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.13 Width: 5.11 Height: 3.39 |
Weight: | 0.90 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 | $444 |
A singular expression of verdant splendor, this transparent 0.90 carat tsavorite garnet offered by The Natural Gemstone Company embodies a rare union of vibrant colour and refined poise. Expertly faceted in an emerald cut, its clean lines and stepped facets measure 6.13 x 5.11 x 3.39 millimeters, presenting a compact yet commanding presence that will capture the eye from every angle. Hailing from the rich deposits of Tanzania, this gem is entirely natural and free of enhancement, its intense color intensity arriving to you exactly as the earth formed it. Polished to an excellent finish, the stone reflects a lively brilliance while preserving a noble, understated glow, allowing the green to range from vivid mid tones to luminous deep flashes depending upon the light. Slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the gem retains an admirable transparency, and those subtle internal characteristics become part of its personality, a quiet reminder of the stones journey from the ground to your hands.
The emerald cut lends the tsavorite a signature elegance that is both modern and timeless, a geometry that flatters settings from solitaire rings to refined pendant designs. Its faceted pavilion and angular step cuts channel light with disciplined grace, producing flashes of pure green that seem to pulse from within, rather than merely surface sparkle. At 0.90 carat, this stone offers a perfect balance between presence and wearability, ideal for someone who appreciates discreet luxury that still announces itself in a room. The slightly included clarity grade gives the gem character, while the excellent polish ensures each facet edge is crisp and purposeful, enhancing the stones natural fire and ensuring a clean silhouette against fine metalwork. For the collector who values provenance and integrity, this tsavorite garnet affirms its Tanzanian origin with an honest, unaltered beauty.
Presented as a striking gift for someone special, this tsavorite garnet becomes more than a jewel, it becomes an emblem of esteem and acknowledgement. To give this stone is to recognize a milestone, to celebrate a taste that leans toward the exceptional and the enduring, to offer an heirloom quality object that will speak across generations. Imagine the gem set in a slender bezel that allows the emerald cut to sit like a window against the skin, or placed within a classic four prong mounting that showcases the step facets to maximum advantage. Paired with warm yellow gold, the green reads rich and regal, paired with cool white metals it reads fresh and contemporary. The versatility of the cut and the intensity of the color make this stone a masterful choice for anniversaries, momentous birthdays, commemorative gifts, or as the centrepiece for a bespoke commission that will be treasured for a lifetime.
When you choose this tsavorite garnet through The Natural Gemstone Company you are choosing meticulous sourcing, expert cutting, and a jewel that arrives to you with transparency about its origin and treatment, or in this case the deliberate absence of treatment. Our gem specialists are available to advise on setting styles, custom mounting options, and presentation ideas that will elevate this gem into a personal legacy. Owning this stone is a quiet achievement, a reflection of refined taste and thoughtful discernment, and a statement that true luxury is measured by authenticity, provenance, and the pleasure derived from a perfectly chosen object. For the person who deserves a gift both striking and sincere, this emerald cut Tanzanian tsavorite garnet offers an enduring answer.
























