The use of the Garnet as a gem began with the ancient Egyptians, if not earlier. Also, during the latter part of the 19th century, Garnet brooches and bracelets were particularly popular.

The hardness of Garnet measures 8 on the Mohs scale, which makes them suitable as abrasives.

There are various colors of Garnet ranging from colorless to black, and many shades of red and green.

Rhodolite Garnet is a purply red while natural Garnet is more of a blood red. Garnets can be found in New York, Maine, and Idaho. Outside the U.S. notable quantities have also been produced in Australia, China, and India.

We use both genuine and synthetic Garnet in our fashion rings.

If you would like a jewelry item in a shorter or longer length we can accommodate most requests. Since all jewelry is made to order, we can make practically any jewelry design in a different length than featured. Please send email requests to: customorders@zsnmore.com

No international shipments.

We ship to the USA and Canada only.