Rare gemstones are a geological marvel. They are formed under extreme conditions of pressure and temperature, and often require a unique combination of minerals and elements.

1. UNVEILING EARTH'S
HIDDEN TREASURES: RARE
GEMSTONES AND THEIR
STORIES
PRESENTED BY: TANZANITE EXPERIENCE

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE:
Introduction
The Geological Miracle
The Big Fours Rare Gemstone

3. INTRODUCTION

4. INTRODUCTION
Welcome to a captivating journey through the
enchanting realm of rare gemstones, where
Earth's hidden treasures await discovery. The
formation of rare gemstones is a geological
miracle that unfolds over millions of years. Under
extreme pressure and temperature conditions,
these gems are created deep within the Earth's
mantle. As minerals crystallize and undergo a
transformation, they give birth to gemstones of
unparalleled beauty and rarity.

5. THE GEOLOGICAL MIRACLE
Rare gemstones are a geological miracle. They are formed
under extreme conditions of pressure and temperature
and often require a unique combination of minerals and
elements. As a result, rare gemstones are found in only a
few specific locations around the world. One of the most
important geological factors in the formation of rare
gemstones is the presence of pegmatites. Another
important factor is the presence of specific minerals and
elements. The combination of these factors makes the
formation of rare gemstones a rare event.

6. THE BIG FOUR
RARE GEMSTONES

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Diamonds
Known as the "King of Gemstones," diamonds
are renowned for their exceptional brilliance
and hardness. Their value is determined by
the 4Cs: carat weight, cut, color, and clarity.
The most valuable diamonds are those that
are large, well-cut, colorless, and flawless.
However, diamonds can be beautiful and
valuable even if they do not have all four Cs
perfectly balanced. Diamonds are used in a
variety of jewelry, including rings, necklaces,
earrings, and bracelets.

8. Rubies
Rubies are the embodiment of fiery passion,
with their deep red hues symbolizing love and
vitality. The most sought-after rubies display a
rich, pigeon's blood-red color. The chromium
in the aluminum oxide gives rubies their
characteristic red color. Rubies are found in
metamorphic rocks such as marble and
gneiss. The finest rubies are found in
Myanmar (formerly Burma), but rubies are
also mined in Thailand, Sri Lanka,
Madagascar, and Tanzania.

9. Sapphires
Prized for their stunning blue shades,
sapphires have captivated hearts for
centuries. However, sapphires can be found
in various colors, including pink, yellow, and
even orange. They are known for their
stunning blue shades, but sapphires can also
be found in a variety of other colors, including
pink, yellow, orange, green, and even purple.
The color of a sapphire is determined by the
presence of trace elements in the mineral
corundum.

10. Tanzanite
Tanzanite's elegance and exclusivity have
made it a symbol of sophistication and
individuality. Whether adorning jewelry or
cherished as an investment, Tanzanite
captures the essence of nature's beauty in a
single gemstone. Tanzanite's enchanting color
palette ranges from deep royal blues to
delicate lavender shades, often exhibiting a
stunning dichroism that dances with light.
Tanzanite's enchanting color palette ranges
from deep royal blues to delicate lavender
shades, often exhibiting a stunning dichroism
that dances with light.

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