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Tsavorite Garnet Rings in Sterling Silver
Tsavorite garnet rings bring the rare green fire of East African deposits to your jewelry collection. This garnet variety was first discovered in Tanzania in 1967 and later found in Kenya's Tsavo National Park, which gave the stone its name. With a Mohs hardness of 7 to 7.5, tsavorite holds up well to daily wear in ring settings. Our collection includes 36,638 tsavorite garnet rings set in .925 sterling silver, priced from $6 to $6302. Each features a real natural stone. Free shipping on all US orders.
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Why Tsavorite Garnet Makes a Standout Ring Stone
Tsavorite belongs to the grossular garnet family and gets its green color from trace amounts of vanadium and chromium. The finest specimens rival emerald in saturation but offer better clarity and higher refractive index, which means more internal sparkle. Unlike many green gemstones, tsavorite is not treated or enhanced—what you see is the stone as it came from the earth. Most tsavorite on the market originates from a small mining region along the Tanzania-Kenya border. The geological conditions required to form this stone are specific, which keeps supply limited compared to other garnet varieties. Stones over two carats are particularly scarce. Our tsavorite garnet rings pair these green stones with .925 sterling silver settings. SilverRush Style has specialized in natural stone jewelry since 2005. Browse the full collection to find a ring that fits your style and size.Is tsavorite garnet durable enough for an everyday ring?
Yes. Tsavorite rates 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for regular wear. It resists scratching better than emerald or opal.
What gives tsavorite its green color?
Trace amounts of vanadium and chromium create the green hue. Color ranges from light mint to deep forest green depending on the concentration of these elements.
Are your tsavorite stones treated?
No. Tsavorite garnet is one of the few gemstones sold without heat treatment or enhancement. Our stones are natural and unaltered.
Where does tsavorite come from?
Nearly all tsavorite originates from mines in Tanzania and Kenya, specifically near Tsavo National Park where the stone was named.
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