Almandine-Pyrope

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Physical & Optical Properties

Mohs Hardness 7.5
Specific Gravity 3.62 – 4.2
Refractive Index 1.73 – 1.81
Crystal System Isometric
Luster Vitreous
Cleavage None
Fracture Conchoidal
Color various
Dispersion 0.022

Mohs Hardness

Mohs Hardness: 7.5
1 Soft10 Hard

Crystal System

Value & Market

Price Tier Moderate ($50-500/ct)

About Almandine-Pyrope

Almandine-pyrope is a hybrid garnet composition falling between the almandine and pyrope end members, producing a rich, purplish to blood-red stone that is extremely popular in jewelry. Commercially known as rhodolite when it shows a distinctive purplish-rose hue, these garnets are found in alluvial deposits in Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and India. Their excellent transparency, strong saturation, and affordable price make them among the most commercially significant garnets.

Jewelry Use

Durability 8/10

Suitable for daily wear

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Almandine-Pyrope?
Almandine-pyrope is a hybrid garnet composition falling between the almandine and pyrope end members, producing a rich, purplish to blood-red stone that is extremely popular in jewelry. Commercially known as rhodolite when it shows a distinctive purplish-rose hue, these garnets are found in alluvial
What is the hardness of Almandine-Pyrope?
Almandine-Pyrope has a Mohs hardness of 7.5, making it excellent for use in jewelry.
What color is Almandine-Pyrope?
Almandine-Pyrope is primarily Various.
How much does Almandine-Pyrope cost?
Almandine-Pyrope falls into the Moderate ($50-500/ct) price range. Prices vary based on color, clarity, cut, and origin.
What is the crystal system of Almandine-Pyrope?
Almandine-Pyrope belongs to the Isometric crystal system.

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