GARNET TSAVORITE

Tsavorite is the trade name for the Green Grossularia Garnet, a unique gem found on the border of Kenya and Tanzania. The name "tsavorite" comes from Tsavo National Park in Kenya, where it was first discovered in 1967 by Scottish geologist Campbell Bridges.

Tsavorite is a ugrandite garnet that belongs to the mineralogical family of garnets. Tsavorite owes its intense green color to the presence of vanadium and occasionally chromium. Tsavorite is a very rare and valuable gem, and is one of the most expensive gemstones.

Tsavorite is a popular gem in jewelry due to its deep green color and vivid luster. It is commonly used in rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets.

Additionally, tsavorite is considered by many cultures to be a source of inspiration and emotional renewal. This crystal is believed to encourage kindness, love, compassion, and promote self-knowledge, self-esteem, and spiritual growth.