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1.58 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K23340 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.18 Width: 5.69 Height: 3.59 |
Weight: | 1.58 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $2,400 |
One exquisite example of nature and skill converges in this transparent green tsavorite garnet, a finely proportioned 1.58 carat gem measuring 8.18 x 5.69 x 3.59 mm, cut in a classic emerald shape to emphasize depth, clarity, and refined geometry. The gem displays vivid color intensity, an excellent polish, and a clarity grade described as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, making it effectively eye clean to most observers. Mined in Tanzania and presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, this tsavorite is completely natural, with no enhancement, offering the pure and enduring green that collectors and jewelers prize. In a market where many green stones must be weighed between beauty and treatments, this tsavorite stands apart, combining an unaltered vivid hue with professional cutting that allows light to travel through its step facets and return a steady, lively green that reads both modern and timeless. The emerald cut shape lends a sophisticated elegance that suits both solitaire settings and multi stone designs, and its proportions were chosen to balance maximum color saturation with a face up presence that competes favorably with larger stones in other gem species.
The journey of this tsavorite from mine to market reads like a slow and careful choreography, beginning deep within the green belt of Tanzania where pockets of grossular garnet are found in crystalline outcrops. Local miners with generations of informal knowledge locate and extract the rough using mindful methods that reduce damage to the crystals and the surrounding environment. Each parcel of rough is hand sorted on site, with the brightest, most transparent pieces set aside for precision cutting. The chosen rough for this piece was transported to skilled lapidaries, where master cutters examined the crystal habit and chose an emerald cut to maximize the gem’s natural color and clarity. The cutting process required careful planning, each facet laid down to control light return and to preserve carat weight while removing only what was necessary to expose the clean windows and crisp facets that define an emerald cut. Polishing was performed to an excellent finish, the facets aligned to produce consistent reflections, and final inspections confirmed the absence of enhancements. From the cutter, the stone traveled to reputable graders and to The Natural Gemstone Company, where it underwent final appraisal, photography, and presentation for discerning buyers who want provenance, quality, and honesty in their gems.
Compared to alternatives in the green gem category this tsavorite offers several distinct advantages. Natural emeralds present a classic green, but more often than not they carry inclusions and require oiling or other treatments to improve clarity, which can affect long term maintenance and value. Peridot can show fresh green tones but generally lacks the depth and saturation of a vivid tsavorite and is softer, making it less ideal for daily wear. Chrome diopside offers intense color but is fragile and impractical for many settings. Synthetic and treated green stones may deliver immediate visual appeal at lower prices, yet they lack the natural origin and untreated status that serious collectors value. This tsavorite’s hardness and toughness are superior to many other vibrant greens, enabling enduring wear, while its untreated, vivid color ensures a lasting, stable beauty without the need for future retreatment. The emerald cut further distinguishes it, because step facets produce broad flashes of color and clarity, offering a different kind of fire and elegance than a brilliant cut might render. In short, for buyers seeking an upscale green gem that combines rarity, untreated purity, and wearable durability, this 1.58 carat Tanzanian tsavorite is a compelling choice.
Owning a gem of this caliber is about taste, assurance, and value, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind every aspect of this tsavorite’s story. The stone’s unenhanced origin from Tanzania, its excellent polish, and its very very slightly included clarity evaluated at eye level are all details that translate into real long term value, because untreated gems with vivid color maintain their desirability over years and decades. The emerald cut makes this gem versatile for classic engagement jewelry and for contemporary designs where clean lines and color depth are required, and its dimensions of 8.18 x 5.69 x 3.59 mm give jewelers ample options for settings that protect the pavilion and showcase the table. For care, a simple routine of gentle soap and water and a soft brush will keep the facets bright, and routine professional checks will ensure secure mounting and long term wearability. If you are weighing options in the green gem market, consider how this tsavorite compares in purity, in the absence of treatments, in brilliance under a fine emerald cut, and in the narrative of responsible sourcing from Tanzanian deposits. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company for further details, images, and setting recommendations, and allow us to guide you toward a purchase that blends rarity, beauty, and enduring value.
























