Name: 2.83 CT IF VIOLETISH BLUE TANZANITE, 100% AAA NATURAL, ERV: R27 000.00
SKU: 2.83 CT IF VIOLETISH BLUE TANZANITE
Price: 1600.00 ZAR
Availability: SoldOut
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2.83 CT IF VIOLETISH BLUE TANZANITE, 100% AAA NATURAL, ERV: R27 000.00

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Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Origin

Natural

Carats

2.00 - 4.99

Cut

Pear

Clarity

Eye Clean

Colour

Violet(Moderate)

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Product code

2.83 CT IF VIOLETISH BLUE TANZANITE

Bob Shop ID

188097544

ACTUAL PICTURES OF THE TANZANITE

2.83 CARAT 100% AAA NATURAL TANZANITE

CARAT WEIGHT: 2.83

COLOUR: VIOLETISH BLUE

CLARITY: IF

CUT: PEAR

DIMENSIONS: 10.00 x 7.00 x 5.40mm

TREATMENTS: NONE

ORIGIN: MERELANI HILLS, ARUSHA, TANZANIA

THE GEMSTONE TANZANITE

Tanzanite is the blue to violet gem variety of the mineral Zoisite.

Recently discovered in 1967, it has become a mainstream and popular gemstone, and is used extensively in jewelry.

The main appeal of Tanzanite is its lovely colour. Its colour ranges from pure blue to purplish-blue. It is highly pleochroic, and will display different colour saturation when viewed at different angles.

Tanzanite is a very popular jewelry gemstone. It is used in bracelets, necklaces, and earrings.

It is less often used in rings due to its relatively low hardness which makes its prone to scratches.

Tanzanite gemstones are always heat treated. All purple and blue varieties of the stone are the result of heat treatment.

The world's only source of Tanzanite is the Merelani Hills, Arusha, Tanzania.