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1.91 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K31456 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.07 Width: 5.99 Height: 4.77 |
Weight: | 1.91 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $2,220 |
If you are searching for the perfect center stone that brings rarity, presence, and enduring beauty to an engagement ring or a standout collector piece, this 1.91 carat pear shape green tsavorite garnet from The Natural Gemstone Company is the answer you have been seeking. At nearly two carats this transparent tsavorite occupies a sweet spot where eye appeal meets true rarity, offering a bold green saturation that reads beautifully in person and in photographs. The stone has been faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and fire, and its excellent polish showcases an intense color intensity that commands attention. The overall balance of weight, cut, and color gives this gem the visual impact of a larger gem, while preserving the hardness and durability that make tsavorite ideal for everyday wear in a ring or as the anchor in a fine pendant.
Weight matters more than many buyers realize, and a 1.91 carat tsavorite is special because larger tsavorites are uncommon and increasingly sought after by connoisseurs and designers. Tsavorite crystals that yield clean, well saturated slices large enough for a quality cut above one and a half carats are rare, and that rarity is reflected both in collector demand and market value. The difference between a one point five carat stone and a stone that approaches two carats is not merely incremental, it is a categorical step that elevates provenance and resale strength, it creates a focus piece that transforms a design from pretty to show stopping. For an engagement ring that intends to make a statement without mimicking the expected diamond path, this 1.91 carat tsavorite offers uniqueness and long term appeal, while for a collector this weight is the kind of find that enhances a curated cabinet.
Beyond weight the gem presents technical qualities that justify its presence in a high end piece. The pear shape measures ten point zero seven by five point nine nine by four point seven seven millimeters, a proportion that sits comfortably as a finger spreader without feeling top heavy, and the mixed brilliant cut brings lively return of white light and flashes of green from every angle. Clarity is described as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which translates to clean, undistracting windows of brilliance under normal viewing, and the excellent polish means facets meet with sharpness that amplifies sparkle. There is no enhancement, the color intensity is intense, and the transparency is crisp, so what you see is a natural, vivid green that originated in Tanzania and retains the geological story of its birthplace. The combination of cut, clarity, and that nearly two carat weight gives a face up presence that will read larger on the hand than many stones of similar carat weight.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that your choice of a center gem reflects emotion and taste, and we present this tsavorite as a conclusive solution to the search for exceptional natural color, durable beauty, and long term value. Because the stone is untreated and comes from Tanzania it carries the assurance of natural origin and the kind of character that collectors treasure. Imagine a solitaire setting that lets the pear silhouette pull the eye, or a halo design that magnifies the intense green while safeguarding the pointed end, or a bespoke piece that uses the gem as the single rare focal point. For buyers seeking investment quality with wearable elegance, this 1.91 carat tsavorite garnet answers that brief, it elevates personal jewelry into heirloom territory, and it ends the search for a distinctive, meaningful green that is as rare as it is radiant.
























