Gorgeous circle of life Tanzanite pendant, round cut stones, 925 sterling silver, 2.00ct.
Item information:
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Design: |
Pendant |
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Metal: |
925 Sterling Silver |
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Metal Weight: |
2.40g |
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Number of Gems: |
14 |
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Number of Tanzanites: |
14 |
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Total Average Carat Weight: |
2.00ct |
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| Tanzanite: | 14x 3.25mm round faceted |
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Our jewellery is 100%
Genuine and Hallmarked. We are registered members of the London Assay Office
and have our own Sponsor mark. If you need any more
information about this or any other product please don’t hesitate and contact
us. This lovely
piece is gift wrapped and sent in a jewellery presentation box. Please see
photos.
Our prices are ` Very Competitive` simply because we supply
direct to your door. There is no compromise in quality. High street retailers
in many instances charge two or three times more than us for the same piece of
jewellery.
The pictures are not enhanced to make them darker or lighter; they are pictured
in natural day light, shade, with light and a perspective to show all aspects.
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What is so amazing about Tanzanite?
Tanzanite really is spectacular! This precious gemstone is only found in one location in the world: Tanzania, Africa, and it is 1000 times rarer than Diamonds.
Decembers birth stone and
one of the top 5 stones in the world.
Tanzanite is extremely popular due to its trichroic nature, which means that
three different colours can be seen when looking at the gem from different
angles, colours are: blue, pinkish violet and yellow.
Tanzanite was discovered in 1967, word of the unearthing reached the
celebrated New York Jewellers, Tiffany’s. At that time the great grandson of
Louis Tiffany was completely awestruck by the beauty of the gemstone. The story
goes that lightning struck grassland at the foothills of Mt Kilimanjaro causing
a fire, which turned the brown zoisite crystals on the surface to blue where
the Maasai tribesmen found them. Recently being called the "Generation
gemstone" because it’s believed the current source of Tanzanite is to be
soon run out hence Tanzanite now being bought as an investment for the future.