Almandine Garnet Specimen | 415g | Chelyabinsk, Russia Brazil The orange and rusty tones

The orange and rusty tones in this piece come from iron oxide present during crystallisation — the same chemistry that colours many Agates and Jaspers

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Almandine Garnet Specimen | 415g | Chelyabinsk, Russia Brazil The orange and rusty tonesAlmandine Garnet Specimen 415g Chelyabinsk, Russia A substantial Almandine Garnet specimen weighing 415g from Chelyabinsk, Russia, displaying deep red to reddish brown tones with natural crystal faces reflecting its cubic crystal structure. One available. Sold as seen. Almandine Garnet is a member of the Garnet group within the Nesosilicate mineral category. It forms under high pressure and temperature conditions deep within the Earth's crust, with