Uvarovite Garnet, Russia (Best Available) f8d43555b755519e80d40cc3fc2c95c2 ending a 50 million-year-long process

ending a 50 million-year-long process and leaving beautiful

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Uvarovite Garnet, Russia (Best Available) f8d43555b755519e80d40cc3fc2c95c2 ending a 50 million-year-long processUvarovite was discovered in Russia in 1832 by Germain Henri Hess, who named it after Count Sergei Semenovitch Uvarov. Uvarov was a Russian statesman and mineral collector. It is classified alongside other garnets including andradite and grossular. It is the rarest type of garnet and is known for its sparkling dark green druzy crystals.