
18k Two-Tone Gold Garnet & Diamond Ring
Classic Ring
RTT-1650-GR
£1237.50
Garnet is a spectacular mineral group that delivers a breathtaking palette of fiery crimson reds, vivid greens and brilliant sunset oranges. At Tivon, we select only the top 5% of loose natural gemstones from this exceptionally diverse mineral tree to guarantee an intense color saturation, a robust physical clarity and an abundance of internal fire. Derived from the historic Latin word for a seed, this robust gem has been deeply revered since antiquity for its vibrant radiance, beautifully mirroring the juicy crimson seeds of a pomegranate.
Read below to discover the famous African geography, essential cleaning procedures and core value factors behind this magnificent gemstone variety. Alternatively, view our masterfully curated Garnet jewellery collection to discover our breathtaking statement pieces, including luxury Garnet rings, exquisite Garnet earrings and stunning Garnet pendants, each designed to stand as a personal family legacy.
Garnet comes in reds, greens (known as a Tsavorite), pale to bright yellow, fiery orange (known as a Mandarin Garnet) and fine earth and umbra-shades.
The name Garnet is derived from the Latin word "Granum” meaning "grain”. This refers to the typically rounded shape of Garnet and also reminds of the seeds of the pomegranate.
Garnet is said to protect against evil and brings faith.
Garnet belongs to the Garnet family of gemstones.
Yes, Garnet is a birthstone and it represents January.
Garnet is 7.0-7.5 on Moh’s Scale and therefore has a very hard and robust structure.
The finest Garnets come from African countries, Russia, Central and South America.
Clean Garnets using warm soapy water. Garnets must not be cleaned by steam cleaning, but can be cleaned ultrasonically.
The value factors of Garnet are its rarity, intensity of colour, brilliance and the "life" of the stone. The size of the Garnet is also a value factor.
Garnet belongs to a remarkably diverse and historically rich mineral group, celebrated by connoisseurs for spanning far beyond traditional autumnal hues into some of the rarest crystals in nature. Expand your gemological knowledge and discover the unique histories of its most prestigious structural variations. Discover the intense, vivid green brilliance of an elite African treasure in our Tsavorite Garnet Gemstone Guide. Learn about the electrifying, sun-drenched orange fire of a true collector's prize in our Mandarin Garnet Gemstone Guide.