Glossary

Garnet

Garnet is described as dark red mineral, actually one of six main varieties of gemstones related by similar chemical composition. They are used by the ancients as inlays, formally cut en cabochon in Victorian jewelry while backed by gold or silver foil, they are today usually found in step cuts.

-see also:
"Garnet" is in the HS Code "2513"
  Pumice Stone; Emery; Natural Corundum, Natural Garnet And Other Natural Abrasives, Whether Or Not He

"Garnet" is in the UNSPSC Code "54121601"
  Garnet gemstones
Ref: 123976/2006-10-18

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