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Hessonite Garnet Jewelry in Sterling Silver
Hessonite garnet jewelry brings warm, honey-gold to cinnamon-brown tones to your collection. This calcium-aluminum garnet variety forms in metamorphic rocks and alluvial deposits, primarily sourced from Sri Lanka, India, and Tanzania. Each stone carries natural inclusions that gemologists call the "roiled" effect, creating internal swirls that distinguish hessonite from other garnets. Our hessonite pieces are set in .925 sterling silver, with natural stones that range from golden orange to deep reddish-brown. Free US shipping on all orders.
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About Hessonite Garnet: The Cinnamon Stone Collection
Hessonite garnet ranks 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for rings, pendants, and earrings worn regularly. The stone's color comes from trace amounts of manganese and iron within its crystal structure. Ancient Sanskrit texts called this gem "gomed," and it remains significant in Vedic astrology traditions today. Our collection features hessonite garnets in their natural state, not treated or enhanced. You will find variations in color saturation and clarity across pieces, which reflects the authentic character of each stone. The sterling silver settings protect your gems while letting their warm glow remain visible from multiple angles. SilverRush Style has provided natural gemstone jewelry since 2005. We source our hessonite garnets from established suppliers who verify origin and authenticity. Browse the collection below to find a hessonite garnet piece that fits your style.Frequently Asked Questions
What is hessonite garnet?
Hessonite garnet is a calcium-aluminum silicate variety of grossular garnet, known for its cinnamon to honey-brown color caused by manganese and iron traces. It forms in metamorphic limestone and is primarily mined in Sri Lanka, India, and East Africa.
How hard is hessonite garnet?
Hessonite garnet measures 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it durable enough for everyday jewelry including rings and bracelets with reasonable care.
Why is hessonite called the cinnamon stone?
Hessonite earned the nickname "cinnamon stone" because its most common color resembles ground cinnamon spice, ranging from yellow-orange to reddish-brown with warm undertones.
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