Garnet Jewelry

Garnets are celebrated for their stunning array of colors, extending beyond the well-known deep red to shades of orange, pinkish-orange, golden yellow, rich purplish-red, royal purple, vivid green, and even exceptionally rare blues. Some garnets exhibit a mesmerizing color-change effect, shifting between blue and purple under different lighting conditions.

Types and Rarity

• Red Garnets – The most common and historically significant variety, often associated with passion and protection.
• Green Garnets – Including the highly sought-after Demantoid (known for its fire and brilliance) and Tsavorite (prized for its rich green hue), these are among the rarest and most valuable garnets.
• Color-Change Garnets – These rare gemstones shift between blue and purple depending on the light source, making them highly prized by collectors.

Symbolism and Meaning

Garnet is more than just a beautiful gemstone—it carries deep cultural and symbolic significance:
✔ Health, Wealth & Happiness – Throughout history, garnets have been believed to bring vitality, prosperity, and joy to the wearer.
✔ January Birthstone – Representing strength, protection, and success, garnet is the perfect gemstone for those born in January.
✔ 2nd Wedding Anniversary Stone – Symbolizing love, commitment, and passion, garnet makes a meaningful gift for a second wedding anniversary.

Astrological & Elemental Significance

• Zodiac Connection – Garnet is linked to the ambitious and determined Capricorn (♑), enhancing their resilience and motivation.
• Elemental Energy – Aligned with both Earth and Fire, Garnet balances grounding stability with passionate energy.
• Zodiac Influence – Associated with the Year of the Mouse (Tý), garnet is believed to bring luck and success to those born under this sign.

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Gemstone factors

• Mineral: Garnet Group
• Color: All colors
• Refractive index: 1.714-1.888
• Specific gravity: 3.47-4.15
• Mohs hardness: 6.5-7.5

Chemistry:

• Almandine - Fe₃Al₂(SiO₄)₃: Red Garnet
• Andradite - Ca₃Fe₂(SiO₄)₃: Demantoid
• Grossular - Ca₃Al₂(SiO₄)₃: Tsavorite
• Pyrope - Mg₃Al₂(SiO₄)₃,
• Rhodolite - (Mg, Fe)₃Al₂(SiO₄)₃
• Spessartine - Mn₃Al₂(SiO₄)₃
• Uvarovite - Ca₃Cr₂(SiO₄)₃: Green garnet

Mining source

Bohemia, Russia, Myanmar, India, Sri Lanka, Iran, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, Namibia, Brazil, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and the USA.

AME Jewellery’s Garnet Jewelry

At AME Jewellery, we craft exquisite garnet jewelry using only natural, high-quality gemstones set in 14K & 18K gold (yellow, white, and rose) as well as sterling silver with rhodium plating for lasting shine.

✔ Certified Quality – Every garnet gemstone is authenticated by SJC Lab, ensuring its natural origin and quality.
✔ Fine Craftsmanship – Our jewelry is meticulously designed and crafted to highlight the beauty and brilliance of each garnet.
✔ Unique Designs – From classic solitaires to intricate settings, we offer a diverse selection to suit every occasion and style.

Whether you're commemorating a special milestone, embracing your birthstone, or simply drawn to the timeless beauty of garnets, AME Jewellery’s garnet collection offers elegance, meaning, and quality in every piece.

Discover the perfect garnet jewelry for you—crafted with care and designed to shine.

Source: GIA - Gemological Institute of America