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TANZANITE - An Extraordinary Gemstone

Tanzanite is a rare gemstone unique to Tanzania, known for its beautiful blue hues and spirituality, and is evaluated based on the 5 C's: color, clarity, cut, carat, and confidence. The stone is pleochroic, displaying different colors when viewed from various angles, with deeper colors being more valuable. Certifications like the Mark of Rarity ensure ethical sourcing, making tanzanite a highly sought-after and distinguished gem.

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If cold December gave you birth, The month of snow and ice and mirth, Place on your hand a tanzanite blue; Success will bless whatever you do. — Gregorian birthstone poem
“Tanzanite is the most beautiful blue stone discovered in 2,000 years.”
WHAT IS SO SPECIAL ABOUT TANZANITE?  It is discovered only in Tanzania and thus considered a rare gemstone.  Tanzanite stone presents rare hues that are very hard to find.  It is associated with spirituality.  It is pleochroic, showing three different colors when viewed from different directions.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST TANZANITE One can choose the best tanzanite by using the 5 C’s criteria. The 5 C’s are:  Color  Clarity  Cut  Carat  Confidence
COLOR  Color depth ranges from pale to brilliant, which indicates a higher proportion of blue or violet hues.  If a tanzanite’s color is a deep saturated blue, then it is considered more valuable.  The deeper the color, the rarer and costlier the tanzanite.  Pale tones are more affordable. Q U A L I T Y COLOR SATURATION
CLARITY  Clarity refers to any natural defect or inclusion present in the tanzanite gemstone.  Tanzanite clarity ranges from heavily included to flawless.  If the stone is completely flawless, it is considered more valuable. Flawless Very Very Slightly Included Very Slightly Included Slightly Included Included
CUT  Cut refers to the various angles and proportions of finished gemstone.  A brilliant cut has properly proportioned facets and perfect symmetry.  Tanzanite is available in various shapes, but cushion and oval cuts are most common.
CARAT  The term carat is used to measure a tanzanite gemstone's weight.  The color of tanzanite appears less saturated in smaller sizes.  Tanzanite gems must be above 5 carats in weight to have a fine color. 5.00 carat 3.00 carat 2.00 carat 1.50 carat 1.00 carat 0.75 carat
CONFIDENCE  The fifth C refers to confidence. Tanzanite which is certified by the Mark of Rarity™ tag by the Tanzanite Foundation is your guarantee of ethical and socially responsible gemstone sourcing.  This mark can only be distributed by the Tanzanite Foundation, formed by Tanzanite One—the worlds largest miners of Tanzanite. MARK OF RARITY
VARIETIES OF TANZANITE  Bondi Blue Tanzanite  Natural Green Tanzanite
BONDI BLUE TANZANITE  A rare, natural variety of tanzanite  Mixed shades of blue and green  Named after the beautiful Bondi Beach in Australia  Multidimensional color  Exceptionally brilliant  Strong pleochroism.
NATURAL GREEN TANZANITE  Multidimensional color  Exceptionally brilliant  Strong pleochroism.  A green base color with red-violet and blue undertones.
TANZANITE – A PRECIOUS GEM A gem is only classified as precious, if it exhibits 3 essential traits:  beauty  rarity  durability Beautiful tanzanite is durable, with a Moh’s Hardness ranking of 6.5 to 7 out of 10. This single-source gemstone is more than 1,000 times rarer than diamond. Tanzanite is a prized possession in every sense.
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