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0.74ct ANTIQUE CUT AAA BLOCK D VIOLET BLUE TANZANITE

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Condition
New
Location
South Africa
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Product code
GL005
Bob Shop ID
14064284

 

 

0.74ct ANTIQUE CUT AAA BLOCK D VIOLET BLUE TANZANITE 100% Natural Gemstone Guaranteed

Weight
0.74 Carat.
Gem TypeNatural Tanzanite
ShapeAntique/Portuguese Cut
  
Size in mm5.1 length  5.1 width  3.5 deep
ColourAAA Violet Blue
ClarityVS
LusterVery Good
OriginTanzania, Africa
TreatmentGentle Heat
Hardness6.5
Refractive Index1.691 to 1.700
Specific Gravity3.10 to 3.45

 A bit about TANZANITE:

Tanzanite, a variety of zoisite, was discovered in the Merelani district of Tanzania near Mount Kilimanjaro in 1967. So far, all tanzanite discovery has been limited to a six kilometer strip in this area, which was divided into four blocks, labeled A, B, C and D. Block C is the only site still commercially producing rough tanzanite at this time. Almost all purple and blue varieties of the stone are the result of heat treatment. The stone is a yellowish-brown "bug juice" color when it is mined, but when heated to between 426.7-482.2 degrees Celcius, it becomes that gorgeous violet blue that is used in jewelry. The stone has never been found in another locality, so it is indeed a depleting resource. It is somewhat soft (6-7 on Mohs scale of hardness) and has a direction of cleavage along which it can be easily broken. It is desirable because of its elegant, opulent color.

 

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Excellent Seller, will buy from you again and again and......
15 Jul 2009