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HPJ REF. POINT: UNIQUE RARE COLOUR 1.53 CT IF VIOLET WITH PINK HUE TANZANITE PAIR
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REFERENCE POINT: 2624
Bob Shop ID:
226257818
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STUNNING MATCHED PAIR OF OVAL CUT FLAWLESS UNTREATED
TANZANITES 1.53 CARATS (COMBINED)
VERY RARE VIOLET WITH PINK HUE
CARAT WEIGHT: 1.53 CARATS (COMBINED)
CLARITY: IF
DIMENSIONS: 6.65 to 6.70mm
CUT: OVAL CUT
ORIGIN: TANZANIA
TREATMENTS: NONE
A stunning closely matched pair of very rare colour totally untreated Tanzanite's. The colour is a very very beautiful pastel violet with a pink hue - stunning ! Gorgeous fire and sparkle !
We have just designed/made a beautiful pair of earrings with a very very similar pair of pink hue Tanzanite's - absolutely stunning ! 18k White Gold encircled with dazzling accent diamonds.
Tanzanite is the blue/purple variety of the mineral zoisite (a calcium aluminium hydroxy silicate) which was discovered in the Mererani Hills of Northern Tanzania in 1967, near the city of Arusha and Mount Kilimanjaro. It is perhaps the world's favourite coloured gemstone.
Ndugu Jumanne Ngoma, relating his discovery of Tanzanite.....
‘I found the Tanzanite in Merelani, Arusha, in the area called Kiteto at the beginning of January 1967. I was on my way to visit some of my relatives who live in Kiteto, when walking through the bush I saw some crystals of a blue mineral lying on the ground. They were very nice… They were blue, some were transparent… In a few hours I collected about 5kg’
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