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'''Garnet''' is one of the three gemstones known under the ancient classification of ''carbuncle''. Garnets appear in several types, including ''pryope'' (blood red) and ''alamandine'' (purple-red). Often these two types appear together in the same stone. Among the lesser known types are ''demantoid'' and ''Tsavorite'', both of which are a vivid green color. These latter two types were unknown in the Middle Ages. Tsavorite was only discovered in 1974. |
'''Garnet''' is one of the three gemstones known under the [[ancient]] classification of ''carbuncle''. Garnets appear in several types, including ''pryope'' (blood [[red]]) and ''alamandine'' ([[purple]]-[[red]]). Often these two types appear together in the same [[stone]]. Among the lesser known types are ''demantoid'' and ''Tsavorite'', both of which are a vivid [[green]] [[colour|color]]. These latter two types were unknown in the [[Middle Ages]]. Tsavorite was only discovered in 1974. |
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Revision as of 06:30, 11 October 2006
Garnet is one of the three gemstones known under the ancient classification of carbuncle. Garnets appear in several types, including pryope (blood red) and alamandine (purple-red). Often these two types appear together in the same stone. Among the lesser known types are demantoid and Tsavorite, both of which are a vivid green color. These latter two types were unknown in the Middle Ages. Tsavorite was only discovered in 1974.
