Cobalt Garnite 0.112ct loose pair

Cobalt Garnite, a beautiful blue that looks like the deep sea, has newly appeared in the history of jewelry. The shine that sparkles like the surface of water in the sunlight seems to be somewhat similar to the straight shine of spinel. That should be it. Did you know that spinel, which is also the birthstone for August and is popular for its rich color variations, is actually the name of a group? What is usually called spinel is a type whose main component is magnesium. This is gahnite in which magnesium has been replaced with zinc. Until now, gahnite was mostly brownish-green and was not very popular as a gemstone. However, a new type of blue that contains cobalt has been discovered. When you think of ``a spinel blue that contains cobalt,'' the first thing that comes to mind is probably cobalt spinel. Garnite is also a member of the spinel family, so it may be easier to understand if you think of it as a relative. It is a very new gemstone that I heard was discovered in Nigeria at the end of 2018, and most of the loose ones are relatively small, around 0.5ct. Please enjoy this new face in the jewelry world.

・Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Cobalt Garnite
・Weight: 0.112ct
・Scratch/chip: S or above ・Inclusion: A or higher

・Accessories: Karatz quality guarantee card, case

▷For more information about cobalt garnight
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