Demantoid Garnet – Natural, Faceted, Green
Salamander pin, featuring 38 diamonds and 28 demantoids, circa 1895. Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Salamander pin, featuring 38 diamonds and 28 demantoids, circa 1895. Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Tsavorite, a variety of grossular (5.15). Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Ring featuring a variety of garnets. Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Spessartites. Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Grossular garnet, Asbestos, Quebec, Canada (9.81). Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Malaia garnets Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Garnets. Photo © Joel E. Arem, PhD, FGA. Used with permission.
Named after diamonds because of their exceptional brilliance and dispersion, demantoid garnets rank among the rarest gems in the world and can…
Oval brilliant-cut garnet, incandescent, 4.13 cts, 10.7 x 8.4 mm, Tanzania. © The Gem Trader. Used with permission.