Garnet

Garnet is a large family of natural gemstones that includes several varieties with a wide range of colors. This category includes almandine garnet, pyrope, hessonite, and color-change garnets.
The name garnet comes from the Latin granatum, meaning “seed,” referring to the shape and color of the crystals. Used for centuries, garnet is appreciated for its durability, brilliance, and deep, rich tones.
A versatile gemstone, it is commonly used in jewelry and highly sought after by collectors.

Main origins: India, Tanzania, Mozambique, South Africa, North America.