This vivid Uvarovite Garnet specimen features brilliant emerald-like green microcrystals densely coating its matrix in a natural druzy formation. Uvarovite is the rarest member of the garnet group, and its vibrant green color is caused by chromium, the same element responsible for emerald’s hue.
• Size: 2.25” x 1”x 0.25”
• Weight: 22g
Unlike most garnets, uvarovite almost always forms as small, glittering crystals rather than large single gems, making fine, fully coated specimens especially desirable among advanced collectors.
Bright vibrant-green garnet crystals
Chromium-rich coloration
Naturally sparkling druzy formation
The rarest type of garnet
Uvarovite is associated with abundance, prosperity, and heart-centered growth. It is believed to encourage gratitude, generosity, and emotional renewal.
Uvarovite is a chromium calcium garnet that forms in metamorphic rocks, especially in serpentinite and chromite-rich environments. Its brilliant green color comes from chromium replacing aluminum in its crystal structure.
This vivid Uvarovite Garnet specimen features brilliant emerald-like green microcrystals densely coating its matrix in a natural druzy formation. Uvarovite is the rarest member of the garnet group, and its vibrant green color is caused by chromium, the same element responsible for emerald’s hue.
• Size: 2.25” x 1”x 0.25”
• Weight: 22g
Unlike most garnets, uvarovite almost always forms as small, glittering crystals rather than large single gems, making fine, fully coated specimens especially desirable among advanced collectors.
Bright vibrant-green garnet crystals
Chromium-rich coloration
Naturally sparkling druzy formation
The rarest type of garnet
Uvarovite is associated with abundance, prosperity, and heart-centered growth. It is believed to encourage gratitude, generosity, and emotional renewal.
Uvarovite is a chromium calcium garnet that forms in metamorphic rocks, especially in serpentinite and chromite-rich environments. Its brilliant green color comes from chromium replacing aluminum in its crystal structure.
