Demantoid Garnet : Properties, Formation, Uses, Locations - Geology Science Demantoid garnet is a rare and highly valued variety of garnet known for its striking green color and exceptional brilliance It is considered one of the most valuable members of the garnet family due to its unique characteristics and scarcity in nature
Demantoid Garnet Gem Guide and Properties Chart - Gemstones. com Demantoid is a rare, attractive yellowish green to intense rich emerald green variety of andradite garnet The rich green color is due to trace amounts of chromium Demantoid gets its name from the German word demant that translates to diamond
Demantoid: Why It Is the Most Beautiful Garnet Demantoid garnet stands out as the most beautiful garnet due to its exceptional brilliance, vibrant green color, and unique inclusions Its rich history, geological rarity, and remarkable optical properties contribute to its allure and desirability
What is Demantoid Garnet: Rarity, Value, and Properties Demantoid is an exceptionally rare and valuable variety of green andradite garnet first discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains in the 1850s Named after the German word “demant” meaning diamond-like, this gemstone earned its name due to its remarkable brilliance and fire
Demantoid Garnet Gemstones: Facts, History and More - GemSelect Demantoid garnet is one of the most captivating and rare gemstones in the world, prized for its vibrant green color and exceptional brilliance A member of the garnet family, demantoid is known for its remarkable dispersion, which gives it a fiery, almost diamond-like sparkle
Demantoid Garnet – A Complete Guide - Jewelry Shopping Guide Demantoid is a single-color gemstone, occurring only in green with some stones showing yellowish or brownish tinges Vivid green demantoid garnets are the most sought after but paler stones often exhibit better fire
Demantoid Garnet Buying Guide - International Gem Society Demantoid is the green variety of andradite garnet, with colors ranging from deep forest greens to light, nearly colorless hues For this variety, the connoisseur’s most important consideration is the trade-off between depth of color and visible brilliance