Shavreshi is a green calcium-aluminum garnet containing chromium or vanadium. It is a relatively new mineral. It was discovered from the day it was discovered and a Scottish gemologist named Campbell Bridges. The fate is linked together.
In 1967, Bridges first discovered this green gemstone when exploring near the village of Komolo in the village of Lelatema in northeastern Tanzania. But due to restrictions imposed by the Tanzanian government, the hope of developing commercial mining there has been dashed.
But Bridges was not a scorner. He continued to explore in areas with similar geological conditions. His perseverance finally paid off. He found it on the border between Kenya and Tanzania, near the Tsavo National Park in Kenya. The second mine with mining value. The acceptance of the Kenyan government's external capital made Bridges soon to succeed.
Bridges is a person you can't imagine. In the process of exploring and popularizing this new gem, he lived in a tree house (anti-lion group), guarding the gem with a python (locals are afraid of pythons), and his ghosts are everywhere. There are quite a lot of ideas. He was not alone in the search for this emerald gem. Soon, Pete Morgan (South Africans) and his Kenyan partner W. Kilmani joined his mining team and discovered in 1973. The Woj storage area not far from the north of the Riches mine, its discoverer is W. Kilmani. A Taobao boom began, and the nearby Voi town quickly turned into an active gem trading center.
As the output accelerates, this dazzling green gem begins to enter the international arena. In 1974, a jewellery company in New York pushed the green calcium garnet to the US market and carefully named Shavrelai to evoke the visual perception of the Kenya Shaf Nature Reserve. Although this breed name has not yet been recognized by the International Mineralogy Federation, this spiritual name has been fully adopted in the gemstone trade. Shaver is also famous for the African piranha, and also inspired the film "African Adventures". (1952) and the unique inspiration of The Dark Ghost (1996).
The idea of ​​linking the name of a gemstone to Africa’s largest national wildlife park is a very smart business practice. Today, Shavrelai is still the “most wild and most original†gem in the jewelry market, as it is currently There is no treatment for it in the market. Today, it is the most popular green gem in the global market except emerald. With its own beauty and reasonable propaganda, it is increasingly recognized by jewelers and consumers.
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