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Garnet
About this stone
Garnet takes its name from the Latin granatum, pomegranate, for its deep red seeds of color — it has been set in jewelry since the Bronze Age, and in ancient Rome it sealed letters and documents. Garnets occur in nearly every color, and this warm red is the classic. Traditionally garnet is associated with grounding, passion, and vitality, and it is the birthstone of January.
Details
Size: oval, 10 x 14 mm
Weight: 10 ct
Potential: ring or necklace
About this stone
Garnet takes its name from the Latin granatum, pomegranate, for its deep red seeds of color — it has been set in jewelry since the Bronze Age, and in ancient Rome it sealed letters and documents. Garnets occur in nearly every color, and this warm red is the classic. Traditionally garnet is associated with grounding, passion, and vitality, and it is the birthstone of January.
Details
Size: oval, 10 x 14 mm
Weight: 10 ct
Potential: ring or necklace