Rough Tsavorite Garnet
Rough green grossular garnet (tsavorite) from East African mines, simply sawn. Classifies under HTS 7103.10.40.00 as unworked semiprecious stone, valued for vivid color resembling emerald.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If faceted or cabochon cut
Worked garnets classify in 7103.99 as semiprecious worked stones.
If graded and temporarily strung
Graded semiprecious stones strung for transport go to 7116.20.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Traceability docs essential for conflict-free sourcing under Kimberley-like standards
• Weigh accurately post-sawing; moisture content affects net weight declaration
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Rough Sapphire Gemstone
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