What are grenades?

are the groups of minerals that come in a series of colors. Most people are familiar with the Almandite grenade, which is dark red. While Almandite is common in jewelry, many do not realize that it is only one of more than ten varieties mined around the world. There are also mixtures of varieties, including some types of color changing, which are the only known grenades that come in blue tones.

Granings usually consist of minerals such as magnesium, iron, calcium and aluminum. The presence of other minerals, such as chrome or titanium, can significantly affect color. Ginets in any color have a hardness of 6.5-7.5 in MOHS scale. Although it is beautiful, it is necessary to take care of these stones and the wearers should probably remove grenade jewelry before joining home work. With multiple colors to choose from, quality stone can be selected for virtually any jewelry requirement. Red and pink varieties with good clarity can often be purchased in five to tenCaurat sizes, with an average price for $ 20-40 (USD) per carat.

For grenades lover is the following list of several varieties of grenades:

• rude can be found in pink, green, orange or colorless shades. Most coarse grenades are located in Tanzania.
• Hessonite is located in Sri Lanka and parts of Canada. It is orange to brown color, with some stones reminiscent of topaz.
• Malaya is primarily in Tanzania and may vary in color from pink to orange to coral.
• Pyrope is located in Europe and North America and resembles blood coloring of the highest quality robes of pigeons. Stones are usually small in size and are often not larger than two carats.
• Rhodolit is mined for Tanzania and North American. It is also dark purple red color, although it can also have pinkish tones. It is assumed that JE mix between pyrope and almandite.
• Spessartite is a stone with red games with primarily orange undertones. It is located throughout North America, although large stones are quite rare.
• tsavorite is highly valued by dark green tones. It is located in small quantities in Kenya and Tanzania. Large stones are relatively rare and generally very expensive.
• zavorite is one of the most difficult grenades. It is light green and rarely can be collected in something greater than in the carat. Although collectors appreciate color, it is often not used in jewelry.

Today, red grenades are a January stone. Because grenades can be found in so many places, folklore is abundant about them. They are associated with recovery and some ancient cultures believed that grenades could actually reduce inflammation. It is assumed that grenades increase Mood and provide the wearer's strength and protection during problem times. When exchanging among friends they also mean affection and promise that these two friends orIt will be divided for a long time.