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Garnet bracelets. We present here at semiprecious.com a wonderfully wide array of garnet bracelets. These gemstones are sourced from the world over and then handcrafted into beautiful beaded and silver bracelets by skilled artisans of India. Check out our huge collection of beautiful, deep red, garnet gemstone silver bracelets featuring designs that include American southwestern, art-deco, tribal, and contemporary. The deep burgundy red color of garnet gemstones instantly reminds of ripe pomegranate seeds, and this is possibly how the garnet came to be named. The deep red colored gemstone is worn to cure blood disorders and calm anger. It is the birthstone for the month of January and is regarded as the gem of faith, constancy, and truth.
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More about Garnet:
Garnets were so called by the ancient Greeks since color reminded them of the pomegranate seed or granatum. One of the worlds most ancient gems, garnet has been treasured for thousands of years. Use of garnets as gems is traced to the Nile Delta in 3100 B.C. Garnets since ancient times were used widely as an abrasive. Garnets are said to have been used by Asiatic tribes in place of bullets. During the latter part of the 19th century, garnet bracelets and brooches were particularly popular. The hardness of garnets and their sharp fracture make them suitable as abrasives for wood, leather, glass, metals, and plastics. Garnet varieties have become known by misleading names, frequently consisting of a locality with the name of another mineral variety, such as Uralian emerald or Cape ruby.
The versatile garnet comes in a virtual rainbow of colors, including pink, red, purple, orange, yellow, violet, green, colorless, occasionally black, brown and many shades of red and green. The most common color of garnets is reddish brown. Bohemian Garnet is deep red gemstone, Russian Demantoid and African Tsavorite are vibrant green. Garnets basiclly belong to the family of Pyropes whose chemical composition is Mg3Al2[SiO4]3. Garnets are a group of common silicate minerals that have similar crystal structures and chemical compositions. The best known type of garnet is red semi-precious stone pyrope, one of several red gems, which the ancients used to call Carbuncles. Garnets are actually one of the largest families of gemstones. Most natural garnets are mixtures of two or more of the following pure species: pyrope, almandine, spessartine, uvarovite, grossular, andradite.