Garnet -

: The classic "fire-eyed" deep reds used in traditional and Victorian jewelry.

While the name "garnet" comes from the Latin granatum (pomegranate), referring to its red seed-like crystals, it is actually a group of six main species with distinct looks: garnet

Garnet isn't just for rings and necklaces; its physical resilience makes it essential for modern technology: : The classic "fire-eyed" deep reds used in

: While most red garnets are "eye-clean," others like demantoid are valued specifically for their internal "horsetail" features. referring to its red seed-like crystals

: Vivid, saturated hues (like emerald-green or pigeon-blood red) are the most valuable.