Tsavorite
Tsavorite belongs to the garnet family, and more specifically to the grossular group, a variety of garnet that includes yellow, green, or brown gems.
Where does the word "Tsavorite" come from?
The name "tsavorite" comes from its deposit in Tsavo National Park (Kenya)
What color is Tsavorite?
Tsavorite is green, ranging from pale green to emerald green.
**Where does it come from?**
Discovered in 1974 in Kenya and Tanzania, tsavorite is mainly mined in these two countries.
However, deposits of this stone can also be found in Madagascar and Quebec, but in very small quantities.
How to care for my jewelry set with a Tsavorite?
Tsavorite, like all garnets, should be kept away from extreme temperatures since thermal shock is likely to cause damage to the gem. Dish soap with a little water on a microfiber cloth will be enough to restore the stone's brilliance.