Red Garnet (series of similar garnets)

Red garnet refers to a group of closely related mineral species with a shared chemical structure but varying compositions, primarily containing elements like aluminum, iron, and magnesium. These minerals typically form deep red crystals known for their durability and vibrant color, making them popular in jewelry. While they all belong to the garnet family, subtle differences in their chemical makeup define their specific types, such as almandine or pyrope. Collectively, they are valued both for their aesthetic appeal and their geological significance, representing a durable, attractive mineral series with diverse varieties.