Green Garnet (Tsavorite) Beads
Tsvaroite’s lively green makes it a gem that brightens any season.  Though known as  “the poor man’s emerald,” tsavorite is one of the most valuable of the green garnets.  Bead it with amethyst and turquoise, or contrast it with the red or orange garnets.  
 

Tiffany’s in New York gave Tsavorite its name when the stone was found in 1967 near Tsavo National Park in Tanzania.   
Tsavorite is a variety of grossular.

Dreaming of summer?  Try these velvety green garnet tsavorite ovals with aquamarine or pink tourmaline. 
Set off the greens in our medium-grade faceted tsavorite roundelles with white pearls.  Or, if you’re in the mood for something lush and tropical, mix these Tsavorite beads with the electric blue of apatite.  
Smooth rounds of tsavorite look great with agates and turquoise. 
Try these smooth round tsavorite beads with our round amber beads.  
 

Our 10 mm smooth round tsavorite beads are a dark, mossy green that look stunning with onyx, smoky quartz, and wood beads.