Loose Gemstones Tsavorite

Loose Tsavorite Garnet Stones – Natural, Faceted & Ready to Set

Loose tsavorite garnet is one of the rarest green gemstones available in the market today. This collection brings together individually selected, natural tsavorite garnets sourced directly from primary mining regions in Kenya, Tanzania, and Madagascar. Every stone in this collection is untreated unless explicitly stated, faceted to precision, and available for immediate purchase — whether for fine jewelry production, custom design work, or gemstone collecting.

What This Collection Includes

This collection covers a focused range of natural tsavorite garnet in faceted form. All stones are loose and ready for setting. The selection spans single stones and multi-stone parcels, in a variety of cuts and carat weights suited to different jewelry and trade applications.

Single Faceted Stones

Individual tsavorite garnets ranging from 1.00 to 1.60 carats, available in oval, pear, and emerald cuts. Clarity grades run from loupe clean to near eye clean. Prices for single stones start at $750 and reach $1,050 — suited to solitaire rings, pendants, and custom commissions where one focal stone is required.

Calibrated Melee & Small Round Brilliants

Parcels of calibrated round brilliant tsavorite garnets in sizes from 1.5 mm to 4 mm per stone, sold in 3 ct, 10 ct, and 25 ct lots. These are consistent in color and dimension — practical for pavé settings, halo designs, earring pairs, and multi-stone jewelry production. Prices range from $450 to $1,000 per parcel.

Mixed-Cut Parcels

Larger parcels of 12.50 ct and 14.45 ct combining oval, pear, and round cuts in individual stone weights from 0.70 ct to 2.00 ct. These are suited to jewelry designers and trade buyers who need variety within a single purchase. Parcel pricing starts at $1,100.

Pricing at a Glance

Stones in this collection are priced between $450 and $3,500 depending on total carat weight, cut quality, clarity, and origin. Per-carat value increases with stone size and clarity grade. Parcel deals offer a lower per-carat cost compared to individual stones of equivalent quality — a practical option for production buyers.

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Who Should Buy From This Collection

• Jewelry designers and goldsmiths sourcing a vivid green center stone or calibrated melee for production runs
• Gemstone collectors building a portfolio of rare, untreated garnets from documented origins
• Retailers and wholesalers looking for parcel deals with consistent color and cut quality
• Custom jewelry clients who want a specific stone for an engagement ring, pendant, or bespoke piece
• January birthstone buyers seeking a natural alternative to other green stones

Selecting the Right Stone for Your Purpose

For a solitaire ring or pendant, choose a single stone of 1.00 ct or above with eye-clean or loupe-clean clarity. For pavé or halo settings, the calibrated round brilliant parcels in 1.5–4 mm sizes provide the consistency needed for matched settings. If you are a designer or trade buyer requiring variety across a project, the mixed-cut parcels offer the best per-carat value. If you are unsure which option fits your application, contact us before ordering — we can advise based on your setting type and budget.

Why Source Tsavorite From Folkmarketgems

• Direct-from-mine sourcing from Kenya, Tanzania, and Madagascar
• All stones are 100% natural and untreated unless stated
• Select parcels include laboratory certificates from Bangkok-based labs
• Detailed product listings with weight, dimensions, clarity, cut, and origin for every item
• Packaging designed for safe international transit of loose gemstones
• Wholesale and bulk inquiries welcomed

Offerings at Folkmarketgems

Beyond tsavorite, our store carries loose garnets in demantoid, rhodolite, and spessartite varieties, as well as other rare faceted gemstones including emerald, sapphire, tourmaline, and opal. If you are building a matched set or sourcing across stone types, browse our broader loose gemstone collections or contact us for a curated selection.