Royal Antwerp Gem – Natural Tsavorite Garnet – 4.55 ct – Vivid Yellowish-Green – East Africa – GRS Swiss Lab Certified ⸻ DESCRIPTION An impressive Natural Tsavorite (Grossularite-Garnet) weighing 4.55 ct, displaying a striking vivid yellowish-green color. The gemstone features an elegant cushion shape with a brilliant/step cut, offering an excellent size and attractive face-up appearance. The tsavorite has been examined and certified by GRS GemResearch Swisslab, Switzerland. According to the GRS report, its geographic origin is East Africa. Importantly, the report states “No indication of thermal treatment.” At 4.55 carats, this is a substantial size for a natural tsavorite. Combined with its vivid color designation, East African origin and GRS certification, it is an attractive gemstone for an important bespoke jewelry piece or serious gemstone collection. ⸻ SPECIFICATIONS Gemstone: Natural Tsavorite (Grossularite-Garnet) Weight: 4.55 ct Color: Vivid Yellowish-Green Shape: Cushion Cut: Brilliant/Step (4) Dimensions: 11.10 × 9.01 × 5.25 mm Origin: East Africa Treatment: No indication of thermal treatment Laboratory: GRS GemResearch Swisslab, Switzerland Report No.: GRS2026-097542 Report Date: 17 September 2026 ⸻ SHIPPING The gemstone will be shipped securely, fully insured and with international tracking. Professional handling and careful packing are provided to ensure safe delivery. ⸻ PACKAGING The gemstone will be carefully packed in a protective gemstone box/bag together with its original GRS GemResearch Swisslab report. ⸻ DEALER NOTE PARAIBA – Fine Gemstones We specialize in carefully selected natural colored gemstones, with a focus on quality, transparency and professional gemological certification. Our gemstones are individually selected and, where appropriate, submitted to internationally recognized gemological laboratories for independent examination. ⸻ NOTES Photographs are taken to represent the gemstone as accurately as possible. Actual colors may vary slightly depending on lighting conditions, camera settings and screen calibration. Macro photography may make natural inclusions or surface characteristics appear more prominent than they are to the naked eye. Please refer to the GRS report for independent gemological identification, treatment information and origin determination.