Origin
Sourced from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), India and East Africa; origin is stated where confirmed.
Certification disclosed for this stone
अज्ञात
अफ्रीका का हेसोनाइट (गोमेद)। उत्पाद की तस्वीरें और रील सटीक वही रत्न दिखाती हैं जो पेश किया गया है।
हेसोनाइट (गोमेद) पारंपरिक रूप से विचारों में स्पष्टता, आत्मविश्वास और नकारात्मक प्रभावों से सुरक्षा से जुड़ा है। ये सांस्कृतिक विश्वास हैं, न कि गारंटीकृत परिणाम।
प्रदर्शित मूल्य इस व्यक्तिगत रत्न के लिए कुल मूल्य है।
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Know your stone
Known as Gomed in Indian tradition, Hessonite is the honey-to-cinnamon variety of Grossular Garnet—valued for its warm amber glow and characteristic treacle texture.
Natural Hessonite is almost universally untreated, displaying a rich cinnamon-orange to deep honey-red brilliance under direct light.
Warm honey,burnt-orange and cinnamon-brown tones with a distinctive swirling internal texture.
Open honey-red transmission (without overly dark extinction), lively facet return and provenance.
Buy with clarity
Every exact stone can differ. Read the disclosed facts for this product before choosing.
Sourced from Sri Lanka (Ceylon), India and East Africa; origin is stated where confirmed.
Natural Hessonite Garnet is typically 100% untreated; exact disclosure is provided per SKU.
Check the specification table above for the laboratory report status of this exact gem.
Traditional association
✦ Gomed · Gomedaka (Rahu)
Traditionally associated with the lunar node Rahu and chosen by buyers seeking mental clarity, protection from confusion and decisive momentum.
Traditional associations are shared for cultural context and should not be read as guaranteed outcomes.
Keep it luminous
Regularly rinse the underside of your setting with lukewarm soapy water so light can pass cleanly through the warm honey body of the stone.
Yes. With a hardness of 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, Hessonite is well suited to daily wear in rings and pendants.
Clean with lukewarm water, mild liquid soap and a soft brush. Avoid steam or thermal shock.
Gomed is traditionally crafted in sterling silver or Ashtadhatu / Panchdhatu with an open back.