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0.93 cts Mint green Grossular garnet - Merelani (GMI4)

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GROSSULAR GARNET

This is a natural untreated stone i bought on my last trip to Tanzania where i went to the mine in Merelani where most of this production comes from.

Weight: 0.93 cts
Clarity: VVS2
Size: 6.9 x 5.4 x 3.1mm

Origin: tanzania
Treatment: none

Hardness: 7 - 7.5

There is also production in Mali but usually not as clean as this material.

Good specimens of grossular usually come from metamorphosed limestones where calcium is abundant and iron absent. The other "ugrandite" garnets,andradite and uvarovite have iron and chromium in place of the aluminum . The garnets usually form good crystals with this form—round with 12 sides or 24 sides . Grossular is usually green, but it may also be colorless through yellow, red and brown. The yellow-brown variety, which contains some iron, is known in the trade as essonite, hessonite, cinnamon stone, hyacinth or jacinth.

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GROSSULAR GARNET

This is a natural untreated stone i bought on my last trip to Tanzania where i went to the mine in Merelani where most of this production comes from.

Weight: 0.93 cts
Clarity: VVS2
Size: 6.9 x 5.4 x 3.1mm

Origin: tanzania
Treatment: none

Hardness: 7 - 7.5

There is also production in Mali but usually not as clean as this material.

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MEMBER OF THE [ICA] INTERNATIONAL COLOURED STONE ASSOCAITION AND PRESIDENT OF THE OPAL ASSOCIATION. PAUL SEDAWIE IS A FORMER OPAL MINER WHO NOW TRAVELS AROUND AUSTRALIA AND THE WORLD COLLECTION RARE AND INTERESTING GEMS TONES AND FOSSILS.ALL STOCK HAS A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE We have a retail shop/museum at the Gold Coast Opal and Gem Centre 25 surfers av mermaid waters Qld Australia .4218 open mon to sat 10 to 5

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goldsmith4u
on 30 Dec, 2021

Positive

Very bright pretty stone. Accurately described and pictured. Thank you!

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