The name Garnet comes from the Latin word "Granatum," meaning "like a seed." The most common color of Garnet is red, with major producing regions including India, Brazil, China, Sri Lanka, and Germany.
According to the Bible, during the Great Flood, the red light hanging in front of Noah's Ark was made of Garnet. It is said that the light emitted by Garnet helped Noah's Ark navigate through the darkness of the flood, making it associated with light, hope, and safe navigation, as well as symbolizing guidance and the direction of life. In Greek mythology, Garnet is linked to love and loyalty.
