0.91 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from East Africa

This exceptional pear shaped green tsavorite garnet is a study in rare balance, combining a nearly one carat weight with an intensity of color that outshines most stones of its size. At 0.91 carat, with dimensions of 7.32 x 5.24 x 3.25 mm, this gem occupies a scarce category among tsavorites, which are more commonly found in smaller sizes or with a lighter, less saturated green. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to maximize fire and brilliance, and the excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions and lively return of light. Transparency is superb, and the clarity grade of very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level means this stone reads as eye clean to the discerning viewer, a combination that is exceptionally difficult to source in such an intensely colored example. There has been no enhancement to alter its natural beauty, and its East African origin places it among the finest tsavorites available, a provenance that collectors and connoisseurs covet. The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present this gem as a rare opportunity for those seeking an elite piece with natural, unaltered character.

Owning this tsavorite places you in a select group who appreciate the convergence of size, color, and clarity in one remarkable stone. In a market where vivid green garnets of this carat and tone are scarce, this pear shape becomes an ideal centerpiece for a bespoke ring, a striking pendant, or a private collection that values true rarity. Its versatile dimensions lend themselves to classic solitary settings that highlight its teardrop silhouette, or to bespoke creations where the cutter and jeweler can design around its intense hue to achieve maximum visual impact. For clients who demand provenance, natural state, and exceptional cut quality, this gem answers every criterion and promises to elevate any jewelry commission. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to reserve this singular tsavorite, and allow us to guide you through custom mounting options, secure certification, and private viewing arrangements for a stone that will not be easily replaced.