Grossular Garnet — Vilyuy River, Yakutia (Sakha Republic), Russia 8.5 × 6.2 × 4.0 cm | Crystals up to 2 cm An excellent and highly aesthetic specimen of grossular garnet from the Vilyuy River region in Yakutia — a locality known for producing distinctive, well-formed crystals in attractive green hues. This piece features multiple sharp, equant garnet crystals reaching up to 2 cm, beautifully distributed across a contrasting pale, fine-grained matrix. The crystals exhibit a rich olive to yellow-green coloration with subtle internal zoning and occasional warm undertones, enhancing their visual depth. Faces are well-defined with a natural vitreous luster, and several crystals show clean, geometric form typical of grossular from this region. The slightly embedded growth within the soft matrix creates a pleasing, natural presentation, with some crystals partially exposed and others emerging from the surface. The contrast between the matte, light-colored matrix and the glossy green garnets creates strong visual appeal, making the specimen highly displayable. Minor contacts and natural surface features are consistent with its geological origin and do not detract from the overall quality. A fine Russian grossular specimen combining crystal size, color, and balanced composition — an attractive addition to any garnet or worldwide mineral collection.