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1.72 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K20841 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.36 Width: 6.48 Height: 4.78 |
Weight: | 1.72 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,700 |
One transparent 1.72 carat pear shape green tsavorite garnet is presented with precise specifications to support informed decision making, the stone measures 9.36 x 6.48 x 4.78 mm, the cut is a mixed brilliant cut that balances faceting for both brilliance and fire, clarity is graded very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, color is described as medium intense in color intensity, the polish is excellent, no enhancement has been applied, the gem is of Tanzanian origin, The Natural Gemstone Company provides these details to ensure accurate representation and to support custom design planning.
The pear shape and the given dimensions make this tsavorite particularly well suited for custom jewelry, the elongated pear profile translates into a visually larger appearance per carat, making it an effective center stone for rings where presence is desired without excessive physical bulk, the 9.36 mm length and 6.48 mm width follow proportions that allow comfortable finger fit while maintaining an elegant drop silhouette, this size is also ideally proportioned for pendants and solitary drop earrings when balanced with an appropriate bail or mount, designers will find the geometry conducive to both vertical and inverted orientations, allowing flexibility in creating bespoke necklaces, cocktail rings, and asymmetric pieces.
The mixed brilliant cut enhances optical performance for custom settings where scintillation and consistent light return are priorities, crown and pavilion faceting combine to yield lively flashes across the facet pattern while preserving a clean window into the gem due to the transparent nature of the material, the medium intense green displays evenly across the face up view and responds well to both white and yellow metal surrounds, a white metal halo will emphasize brightness and contrast, a yellow metal bezel will warm the tones and intensify the green, the excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions and minimizes surface diffusion, these attributes contribute to predictable behavior once mounted, enabling precise design choices for prong counts, gallery spacing, and complementary accent stones.
The clarity grade of very slightly included at eye level indicates that inclusions are minor and generally do not interfere with the gem full brilliance when set, inclusions may be positioned so they become unobtrusive once a setting is selected, a skilled setter can orient the stone to mask any small feather or crystal, tsavorite garnet offers a Mohs hardness in the range of approximately 7 to 7.5 which provides adequate wearability for everyday jewelry with prudent care, for clients who expect frequent wear a protective setting such as a partial or full bezel, or a low profile prong design with strong shoulder reinforcement is recommended, for occasional wear styles such as statement rings and pendants the stone performs very well in both open and closed back settings.
The Natural Gemstone Company supports custom projects by providing accurate measurements, photographs, and specific information regarding cut, clarity, and origin, this tsavorite garnet is offered as a natural, untreated specimen from Tanzania, its combination of size, pear shape, and mixed brilliant cut makes it a practical and attractive choice for a single stone commission or as the focal point of a custom composition, clients and designers may consult with our team for mounting recommendations, setting illustrations, and to discuss metal choices that will best showcase the medium intense green and the stone proportions, these collaborative services ensure the gem functions as intended in the final piece while preserving its inherent optical and structural qualities.























