Uvarovite from the Urals of Russia (280g)

This 280g uvarovite stone is an impressive collector's item from the Russian Ural Mountains. Its irregular rough shape is covered with densely packed, sparkling emerald-green crystals that contrast vividly with the dark host rock. Every play of light makes the stone appear as if it were studded with fine gemstones—a true eye-catcher for any collection.

Uvarovite Stone – Rare Beauty of the Garnet Group

The uvarovite stone is one of the rarest representatives of the garnet group and is prized worldwide for its intense, natural green color. This color is caused by the high chromium content of the crystals and appears particularly noble and vibrant. This piece impresses with:

🔸 Emerald green crystal structure with natural shine
🔸 Rare find quality – directly from the Urals
🔸 Unique piece with 280 g – exactly this piece will be delivered
🔸 Perfect for mineral collectors and lovers of precious crystals
🔸 Popular as a healing stone for heart energy and inner balance

You can find more fascinating finds at Minerals for Collectors – Stone Types .

Origin: The Urals – a treasure trove of crystals and gemstones

The mineral deposits in the Russian Urals are world-renowned for their diversity and quality. As an experienced mineral dealer in the greater Munich area , we attach great importance to offering only hand-picked, authentic pieces like this uvarovite stone .

You can also find suitable healing stones for your energy set on Crystal Power – Healing Stones by Type .

FAQ – Frequently asked questions about Uvarovite stone

What is the Uvarovite stone suitable for as a healing stone?
It is traditionally associated with heart opening, self-confidence and inner peace.

How rare is uvarovite?
It is one of the rarest garnets and is particularly sought after because of its green crystals.

Where can I buy more pieces?
In our Uvarovit category you will find an exclusive selection.

Get your sparkling uvarovite now – a truly unique piece full of natural power!

Disclaimer:
Please note that the effects of gemstones and minerals have not been scientifically proven and should therefore not be considered a substitute for medical treatments or therapies. These are traditions and beliefs that everyone can interpret and apply for themselves.