Andradite «LIMITED»

Andradite is a calcium-iron silicate mineral ( ) and one of the rarest species in the garnet group. It is celebrated for its exceptional optical properties, boasting a refractive index (1.88–1.91) and dispersion—often called "fire"—that can exceed even that of a diamond. Key Varieties

: A rare, transparent yellow to amber-gold variety named for its resemblance to topaz. andradite

: The most prized variety, ranging from vivid emerald-green to olive. It is famous for "horsetail" inclusions (radiating asbestos fibers) that can actually increase its value. Andradite is a calcium-iron silicate mineral ( )

: A natural hybrid of andradite and grossular garnet found only in Mali, known for its brilliant brilliance and yellow-green hues. Technical & Geological Profile : The most prized variety, ranging from vivid

Beyond its use as a January birthstone , andradite is historically linked to protection and resilience. In modern industry, its hardness makes it a valuable abrasive for sandpaper and water filtration systems. Gem Andradite Garnets | Gems & Gemology - GIA