Hessonite, also known as Gomed, is a variety of garnet distinguished by its warm, honey-to-cinnamon brown-orange hues. The name “Hessonite” comes from the Greek word hesson, meaning “inferior,” because it was once considered a lower-grade garnet, though it is now highly valued for its unique color and metaphysical properties.

Its rich tones make it a beautiful addition to jewelry, especially in rings, bracelets, and pendants, where it can showcase its natural glow. Hessonite is admired .
It’s a versatile gemstone that pairs well with both gold and silver settings, offering a warm, earthy elegance that stands out in any collection.