Garnet Ring - Sterling Silver commercial-grade citrine is often amethyst

commercial-grade citrine is often amethyst that has been heated to extreme temperatures

The matrix is chlorite-muscovite schist

This tooth possesses a very nice curvature to its shape

further adding to their uniqueness

This specimen is the negative imprint of a track left behind on the banks of the Portland Formation

Garnet Ring - Sterling Silver commercial-grade citrine is often amethystSize: 8 Stone Size: 7 x 5 mm Accent Stones: Cubic Zirconia Garnet is a silicate mineral that has been cherished since the Bronze Age. It gets its name from the English word "gernet", meaning dark red. Although, it is possible it is further derived from the Latin word "granum" meaning grain or seed. There are many different types of garnet. They are all similar in crystal structure but can vary in chemical composition. The most abundant type of garnet