Configure your ring
With Studio Bonnot, become the architect of your dream ring
Start creating
Bonnot Paris
LES Tsavorite Garnet Engagement Rings
Rarer than emerald and with a more luminous green, tsavorite garnet is a 100% natural stone, never treated, and hard enough for everyday wear. A tsavorite garnet engagement ring offers a deep, living green — far from the expected…
Learn more — Tsavorite Garnet Engagement Rings
Rarer than emerald and with a more luminous green, tsavorite garnet is a 100% natural stone, never treated, and hard enough for everyday wear. A tsavorite garnet engagement ring offers a deep, living green — far from the expected choice.
At Bonnot Paris, the only French member of the ICA, every tsavorite is certified and sourced directly in Kenya and Tanzania, with no middlemen. Explore our tsavorite garnets, then let us create your bespoke ring, by hand and in recycled gold.
TRAVEL DIARY
Lapidary, a craftsman's art
The craft that turns a rough crystal into a jewellery stone.
Explore
5/5/5
Excellent
Direct from source
Exceptional precious stones at fair and transparent prices
Natural gemstone
Our unique gemstones reflect the purity and elegance of nature
Delivered with certificate
Exclusively by renowned independent laboratories
Exceptional sourcing
Our global network allows us to fulfil every request, from classic to the rarest gemstones
At Bonnot Paris, every stone is selected for its rarity, clarity and ethical provenance, ensuring full traceability, exceptional quality and fair pricing.
FAQ — TSAVORITE GARNET ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Yes. With a hardness of 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale and excellent brilliance, tsavorite stands up very well to daily wear. As with any fine jewel, it is simply worth avoiding direct knocks.
Both offer an intense green, but tsavorite is more brilliant, rarer, and — crucially — never treated, whereas emerald is almost always oiled. At comparable quality, tsavorite is also often more accessible in price.
No. Unlike most coloured stones, tsavorite undergoes no heat, no oiling and no resin filling: its colour is 100% natural. This is one of its greatest strengths.
Discovered in 1967 near Tsavo National Park in Kenya, tsavorite is found almost exclusively in Kenya and Tanzania. Bonnot Paris sources it directly, with no intermediaries.
Price depends primarily on the intensity of the green and the carat weight: stones above 2 carats are rare and command a higher price. As every ring is made to order, we provide a precise quote based on the chosen stone and design.
