Garnet · Price Guide
Garnet Price Guide (2026)
Garnet pricing is driven mainly by color purity and variety rather than treatment status, since the stone is almost always natural and untreated — rarer varieties like fine rhodolite or demantoid command noticeably more than common almandine/pyrope material of similar size.
Indicative price bands
| Quality tier | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Commercial (dull or brownish-red almandine) | ₹500 – ₹2,000 per carat |
| Good (solid red almandine/pyrope, eye-clean) | ₹2,000 – ₹8,000 per carat |
| Fine (vivid rhodolite or fine pyrope, larger clean stones) | ₹8,000 – ₹25,000 per carat |
| Collector (rare demantoid or color-change garnet) | ₹25,000+ per carat |
Indicative starting points for loose, certified natural garnet in the Indian market — the specific stone's color, clarity, cut, and certificate determine the final price. Request a quote for an exact figure against a documented stone.
See how to judge quality for yourself in our Garnet buying guide, and how we verify every certificate on our Garnet certification page.
Common Garnet Price Questions
Why is rhodolite garnet sometimes pricier than standard red garnet?
Rhodolite's lighter raspberry-purple color is somewhat less common than standard deep-red almandine/pyrope, and demand for that specific tone can push its price above more common red material of similar clarity and size.
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