A stunning intersection of lapidary art and geological wonder. This 7g cabochon from the famous Red Embers Mine in Erving, Massachusetts, showcases why this locality is a favorite among elite collectors. We curated this specific piece for the way the translucent, jewel-toned Almandine Garnets are perfectly suspended within the deep, metallic Graphite matrix. While it appears as a sleek, dark stone in ambient light, a simple back-light transforms the piece, causing the garnets to 'ignite' with a brilliant crimson glow. It is a one-of-a-kind specimen that perfectly captures the volcanic spirit of the Earth, preserved in a polished, display-ready form.
SPECIMEN DETAILS Mineralogy: Almandine Garnet and Graphite Dimensions: 3.7 x 2.7 cm (1.46 x 1.06 inches) Weight: 7g Characteristics: High-translucency 'Embers' garnets; hand-finished cabochon cut. Locality:Red Embers Mine, Franklin Co.,Erving, Massachusetts
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At Gatsby Gems, we prioritize scientific accuracy as highly as aesthetic beauty. Every specimen in our Collector's Edition is cross-referenced with Mindat.org, the world's leading mineralogical database. By verifying locality data and crystal habits against global geological records, we ensure the provenance and authenticity of every piece in our gallery.
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