Almandin is named after Alabanda (Asia Minor). The other is called carbuncle, Siriamese pomegranate, Alabandinine ruby, carfuquelstein, Alabandine vein, Siberian pomegranate, oriental pomegranate, Ceylon pomegranate, anthrax, beta and phaloum. The name of the stone itself is conditioned by the color in fiery red tones, similar to the hot coals. That's why Almandin is also called a "red pomegranate". Almandin is a representative of pomegranates, an iron-aluminum grenade. The color of this mineral can be very different: red, purple-red, cherry, orange, red-brown and even black. The color is conditioned by the admixture of iron. If there is also an admixture of chromium, there will be a light effect like alexandrite. It has a glass shine and can be a purely transparent stone. Hardness of Almandin from 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, density - 4.3 g/cm3, The Almandinov fields are located in different parts of the world: India, Sri Lanka, Brazil, Canada, USA, Austria, Madagascar, Japan, Tanz
Almandine is the stone of loyalty and permanence.
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