Partschinite

Fenderite, also called orange garnet, is a manganese-aluminum garnet that has reached gem-quality grades. In terms of color, fondant is an orange garnet with no brownish tints and a vivid orange color.

The color definition of Fanta stone is limited by its internal iron content: when the iron content is high, Fanta stone shows reddish-orange and reddish-brown tones; when the iron content is low, Fanta stone shows golden-orange, and more garnets show golden-orange color, which is very similar to the color of Fanta drinks, hence the name "Fanta stone".

[Origin].

Fanta stone originates from the United States, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Africa and other regions, mainly produced in pegmatite, granite and manganese deposits within the surrounding rock.

[Selecting Fenderite].

①Color

Since manganese alumina garnet has a molasses structure inside, traditional heat treatment can improve the color, but the clarity will become extremely poor, and there is no good treatment or enhancement for fenestrone, which is a problem for the treatment industry. So usually the striking colors you see are natural. The color of fenderite should be orange-yellow or orange-red tones, and the color of good quality fenderite should be moderately bright and saturated.

② Clarity

The higher the clarity. The higher the value of natural gemstones will be more or less internal characteristics, such as Fondazite with a magnifying glass may exist needle-like inclusions. As long as there are no obvious flaws, does not affect the aesthetic, you can pick with confidence.

③Carat

Fenderite is mostly small carat, more than three carats of fenderite more than three carats has been very rare, the larger the more expensive, large carats of gemstones is also conducive to preservation of value. Of course, if you can not distinguish between good and bad Fanta stone, then choose a reliable seller, for you to issue a certificate from an authoritative appraisal organization.