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0.61 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Violetish Blue Tanzanite Pair from Tanzania
This pair of stones ships by Nov 1
Stone type: | Tanzanite | Tanzanite |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR13538 | PR13538 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.44 Width: 4.49 Height: 2.6 | Length: 4.52 Width: 4.68 Height: 2.85 |
Weight: | 0.29 Ct. | 0.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Trillion | Trillion |
Cut: | Trillion Cut | Trillion Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $279 | $279 |
This pair of tanzanites from The Natural Gemstone Company presents a rare combination of fine proportions, vivid color, and matched presentation, making them an exceptional choice for discerning buyers. The two stones weigh 0.29 carats and 0.32 carats respectively, and each has been cut into a trillion shape, with measurements of 4.44 by 4.49 by 2.60 millimeters for the smaller stone, and 4.52 by 4.68 by 2.85 millimeters for the larger stone. Both stones are transparent, display violetish blue hues with intense color intensity, and have been faceted to maximize brilliance. They are evaluated as eye clean at normal viewing distance, which means that no inclusions are visible to the unaided eye, and their polish is excellent, producing crisp facets and lively light return. These are heat treated tanzanites, a standard and stable enhancement that accentuates the desirable blue and violet tones while preserving the natural character of the gem. Compared to many mass market tanzanites, which are often sold singly, poorly matched, or with weaker color and clarity, this matched pair offers balanced face up appearance and immediate readiness for high quality settings, especially for stud earrings or paired accents in bespoke designs.
The trillion cut gives these tanzanites distinctive presence and performance that is superior to many alternative shapes for stones of this size, and this is something The Natural Gemstone Company highlights when advising clients. Trillion cuts deliver a broad face up area and dynamic light play, which allows the intense violetish blue to read strongly even at sub half carat weights, so the color effect rivals that of larger stones in less efficient cuts. The faceted execution and excellent polish ensure that light is returned evenly across the table and crown facets, producing balanced scintillation and color saturation without looking overworked. In contrast, many tanzanites on the market suffer from shallow or deep cuts that either wash out color or reduce brilliance, and inferior polishing that mutes sparkle. The clarity grade of eye clean is an important advantage here, because it means the aesthetic impact of the color and cut is not distracted by visible inclusions, unlike lower graded stones where imperfections can break up the color field. The result is a pair of stones that look more refined and valuable in finished jewelry, delivering a look and presence that is ahead of typical commercial offerings.
The origin of these tanzanites in Tanzania adds significant provenance and value, and it is a critical factor that distinguishes them from generic or unverified stones. Tanzanite was first discovered in the Merelani hills of northern Tanzania, and the geological conditions there produce the characteristic trichroic or strongly pleochroic colors that shift between blue, violet and burgundy under different lighting orientations. Stones from Tanzania retain a historical and geological connection to that unique terrain, which collectors and connoisseurs prize, and supply is geographically limited which supports long term desirability. When buyers compare Tanzanian tanzanite to stones of uncertain origin or to lab grown alternatives, the natural geological story, the subtle natural zoning sometimes present, and the traditional cutting approaches geared to face up color are all aspects that add cultural and monetary value. The Natural Gemstone Company maintains direct relationships with Tanzanian suppliers and works to ensure responsible sourcing, so that provenance is traceable and the economic benefits to local communities are supported. Heat treatment is a widely accepted and stable enhancement for Tanzanian tanzanite that reveals the deep blue and violet tones most sought after by the market, and when performed responsibly it enhances beauty without compromising authenticity.
When you consider value and uniqueness across the market, this matched trillion pair from The Natural Gemstone Company compares favorably to other options because it combines ideal proportions, excellent polish, intense color, and eye clean clarity, all from the recognized source of Tanzanian tanzanite. Buyers seeking affordable yet distinctive color often look at imitations or heavily modified stones, but this pair offers genuine natural character and appropriate enhancement without resorting to fracture filling or unstable treatments that can detract from long term beauty and resale value. The trillion shape also lends itself to modern and classic settings, and it optimizes apparent size and color for earrings, halo rings, or complementary side stones in bespoke pieces. For those assembling a jewelry commission or selecting stones for a carefully considered purchase, these tanzanites represent an attractive balance of quality and price, and The Natural Gemstone Company is available to assist with advice on settings, matching to metal colors, and certification options. Choosing this pair means choosing provenance, skilled cutting, and color that will stand out among the many tanzanites on the market, giving you a distinct, refined option for handcrafted jewelry that will be admired for years.

























