A 2x2 mm round, faceted Rhodolite garnet is a small, brilliant, and durable gemstone showcasing a distinct rose-pink, raspberry-red, or purplish-red color. As a variety of pyrope-almandine garnet, it is often eye-clean and prized for its vivid brilliance. With a Mohs hardness of 7–7.5, it is suitable for everyday jewelry, making it an excellent choice for accent stones in rings, necklaces, or earrings.
Key Features:
Color: Raspberry-red to violet-red.
Shape/Size: Round faceted, 2x2 MM
Hardness: 7–7.5 on Mohs scale (durable).
Origin: Primarily Africa, Sri Lanka, and India.
Usage: Popular as an affordable and vibrant alternative to rubies, often used in eternity bands or as accents.
