Trillion Cut Garnet
Named after the small red seeds of the pomegranate (from granatus, the Latin word for “seed”), Garnet is the birthstone for January, the 2nd wedding anniversary stone, and the zodiac gemstone for Aquarius. Historically, garnet beads and garnet inlaid jewelry were worn as early as 3100 BC in Egypt. During the 18th and 19th centuries, Garnets were very popular in Europe. The bourgeoisie would bought garnets while vacationing in the hot springs of Bohemia and take them home as souvenirs and good luck charms. Up until the late 1800’s, Bohemia was the world’s major source of Pyrope Garnet.
 Fine Green Tsavorite Garnet Loose Gemstones  US $467.95
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 Special Color Rare Arizona Color Change Violet Red Anthill Garnet HARD TO FIND US $249.30
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 114CT EAST AFRICAN GREEN TO RED COLOR CHANGE GARNET US $719.99
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 CABOCHON SUGARLOAF SPECIAL CUT GARNET 11 X 9 X 5 MM GEM GEMSTONE GARNET CAB NEW US $40.49
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 CABOCHON SUGARLOAF CUT GARNET 12 X 10 X 55MM GEM GEMSTONE CAB GARNET CAB NEW US $32.39
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 Lot of 2 Garnets US $12.99
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 Beautiful Round 638 mm x Red Garnet Loose Gemstone 120Cts Sri Lanka 11090116 US $18.70
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 17 8x4mm faceted marquise garnets A quality US $17.00
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 5 piece lot round shape 20 CTW NATURAL RED GARNETS US $16.90
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 Rhodolite Garnet Natural Gemstone 7x5mm Oval 75CT min US $6.29
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Due to their relative abundance, quartz gemstones are quite affordable, with Amethyst being the most expensive variety. Amethyst can vary in price from $2 to $100 per carat depending on the color, quality, and cut, and may be the oldest gemstone known to man. European rock crystal objects have been unearthed with remains of prehistoric man dating back as far as 20,000 BC. The Egyptians frequently used Amethyst as beads, good luck charms, and seals which date back to before 3100 BC.
