There are many different colors of January's garnet birthstone, with the deep red varieties being the most well-known and admired. Some of the types of garnet used in jewelry are andradite, almandine, grossular, spessartine and pyrope. So, let’s delve into the fascinating world of garnets, a gemstone group that boasts a rich history and an array of stunning colors. From fiery reds to lush greens, garnets have enchanted jewelry lovers for centuries. Reddish Garnet Birthstones 1. Pyrope The quintessential red garnet, pyrope, exhibits a pomegranate hue that evokes warmth and passion. Large deposits were discovered in Bohemia (now Czechoslovakia) during the 16th century, leading to a surge in Bohemian garnet…