Garnet Rhodolite Losse 8.15Ct natural gemstone, Cushion cut, Tanzania, GIA

Natural Garnet Rhodolite Loose gemstone Laboratory certified GFCO Gemstone Color: VIVID purplish-pink Gemstone Type: Garnet Gemstone size: 11.02x9.25x7.22mm Cut Grade: Very Good Cla...

Natural Malaya Garnet Loose gemstone Laboratory certified: GFCO Gemstone Color: VIVID PINK Gemstone Type: Malaya Garnet Gemstone size: 9.09x8.44x5.79 mm. Cut Grade: Excellent Clarit...

Loose Rhodolite Garnet Weight: 6.95 Carats Dimension: 11.4 x 10.1 x 6.8 Mm Colour: Red Origin: Tanzania Treatment: Non Shape : Cushion Certificate: On Customer Demand Rhodolite ...

Natural Loose Garnet Weight: 1.75 Carats Dimension: 7.2x5.9x4.7 Mm Origin: Tanzania Africa Shape: Cushion Color: Pink Red Treatment: Non Rhodolite garnet, a member of the garnet family, is a gemstone celebrated for its captivating pink to reddish-purple hues. Its name is derived from the Greek word "rhodon," which means "rose," and indeed, the gem's color often resembles the delicate petals of a rose in various shades of pink and purple. One of the distinctive features of rhodolite garnet is its beautiful and harmonious blend of colors, ranging from pale rose to deep violet. This gemstone's color is created by the presence of manganese within its crystal structure, resulting in a range of captivating and versatile shades that make it a popular choice in the world of jewelry. Rhodolite garnets are primarily found in countries such as Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and Tanzania, and their exquisite colors have made them highly sought after for use in various types of jewelry. The gem is relatively durable, with a Mohs hardness rating of 7 to 7.5, making it suitable for everyday wear, especially in items like rings and earrings. In the world of gemstones, rhodolite garnet's popularity has surged due to its rarity, exceptional brilliance, and the ease with which it can be cut into various shapes, from classic faceted...