35 ct Natural Tsavorite Facet Grade Rough Parcel – 36 Unheated Pieces from Tanzania

Stone Identity & Quality

This parcel contains 36 pieces of natural Tsavorite rough with a total combined weight of 35 carats, averaging around 1 carat per piece. The material is sourced through a direct source connection in Tanzania, where fine green garnet deposits have produced some of the most desirable Tsavorite in the gem trade.

The parcel is offered in natural unheated condition and is classified as facet grade rough. Because the stones show mixed clarity, each piece should be evaluated individually for lapidary use. This kind of parcel is suitable for cutters, dealers, and buyers who understand the importance of studying rough before transformation.

Color & Visual Characteristics

The stones display the lively green tone associated with natural Tsavorite, ranging from lighter fresh green areas to deeper green concentrations depending on each individual piece. In rough form, color can appear differently according to thickness, lighting, and surface condition, so cutters must assess the material carefully before deciding orientation.

This parcel is attractive because it offers multiple small pieces with visible green body color, giving a practical range of cutting possibilities across the parcel rather than relying on a single stone.

Internal & External Features

Externally, the rough shows natural crystal faces, broken surfaces, and irregular outlines typical of Tsavorite rough. These surface features are expected in natural garnet material and are part of the stone’s geological identity.

Internally, the parcel contains mixed clarity material, which means some stones may appear more open while others show inclusions or structural features that affect cutting direction. In real lapidary work, this variation is normal and is one of the main reasons each stone must be examined separately before preforming.

Cutting & Treatment Potential

This parcel is offered as natural unheated Tsavorite rough, giving buyers the opportunity to evaluate the material in its original condition. Since Tsavorite is appreciated for its natural green color, cutters usually focus on orientation, light return, and recovery rather than treatment-based color change expectations.

Depending on each stone’s internal structure, pieces from this parcel may suit calibrated cuts, small custom gems, or selective higher-quality outputs. Final yield will vary from stone to stone, based on clarity, shape, and how much material must be removed during the cutting process.

Source & Ethical Position

This Tsavorite parcel was sourced through a direct source connection in Tanzania, helping maintain a clearer link between origin and market. At Danushka Gems & Minings, we value transparency in gemstone sourcing and present rough material in a way that allows cutters and buyers to assess the real nature of the stones before any transformation.

Direct source relationships support better traceability and help preserve the connection between the mining origin, the material itself, and the craftsmanship that follows.