Malaya Garnet 1.59 ct
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- $450.00
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Malaya Garnet
Weight: 1.59 ct
Dimensions: 6.7 mm
Color: Vivid Orangey Red
Clarity: No Inclusions
Origin: Umba Valley Tanzania
Treatments: None
Design: "Triumphant" by Andrew Brown
Cut by: Jason Jones
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Description
This malaya garnet has beautiful orange and red fire. The cut is designed to take a prong setting on each blunted point.
January's birthstone, garnets consist of a group of closely related materials that come in colors from dark reddish-purple to minty green. They have a hardness of 7.0-7.5 on the Mohs scale, making them excellent gemstones for jewelry.
Malaya garnets are a mixture of pyrope, almandine, and spessartine species of garnets known for their vivid red color.
This garnet comes from the Umba Valley region of Tanzania, part of the “Mozambique belt,” a band in the Earth’s crust that runs from Antarctica through East Africa.
Description
This malaya garnet has beautiful orange and red fire. The cut is designed to take a prong setting on each blunted point.
January's birthstone, garnets consist of a group of closely related materials that come in colors from dark reddish-purple to minty green. They have a hardness of 7.0-7.5 on the Mohs scale, making them excellent gemstones for jewelry.
Malaya garnets are a mixture of pyrope, almandine, and spessartine species of garnets known for their vivid red color.
This garnet comes from the Umba Valley region of Tanzania, part of the “Mozambique belt,” a band in the Earth’s crust that runs from Antarctica through East Africa.
Clarity Grading
Clarity is based on inclusions visible to the naked eye. Sometimes we will note if there are inclusions visible with a 10x loupe or microscope. Note, our macro photographs will sometimes show inclusions that aren't detectable with the naked eye
Color Grading
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retouching. Be aware that individual monitors display colors differently and it is therefore impossible to guarantee that the photo you see on your screen is accurate.
1. Color Grading
We designate the stone's color using the Gem Guide color grading system.
2. Color Grading Oregon Sunstone
We use the Oregon Sunstone Guide
