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0.78 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Violetish Blue Tanzanite Pair from Tanzania
This pair of stones ships by Oct 8
Stone type: | Tanzanite | Tanzanite |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR15574 | PR15574 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.71 Width: 4.68 Height: 2.94 | Length: 4.66 Width: 4.65 Height: 2.87 |
Weight: | 0.41 Ct. | 0.37 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $385 | $385 |
When you are searching for the perfect pair of gemstones to complete a thoughtful engagement design, a refined pair of studs for everyday elegance, or a rare matched set to add to a curated collection, you want stones that answer both the heart and the eye. These two violetish blue tanzanites, each beautifully transparent and intensely colored, have been selected with that exact need in mind. At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand the way a stone must speak on its own, and also how two stones must speak together, matching tone, fire, and presence so that your finished piece looks intentional and complete. These tanzanites are ideal for someone who values vivid color and clarity, someone who wants a pair that will sit perfectly in a delicate ring, pair of earrings, or a bespoke design that relies on symmetry and harmony.
The technical characteristics of these stones are reassuring to anyone who knows and cares about gem quality, and important to a new buyer who wants to make a confident decision. The pair weigh 0.41 carats and 0.37 carats respectively, and their round shape has been precisely cut to mixed brilliant proportions. Their dimensions are 4.71 by 4.68 by 2.94 millimeters for the slightly larger stone, and 4.66 by 4.65 by 2.87 millimeters for its partner, which means they sit with near identical visual weight and diameter when set side by side. Both stones are graded as eye clean when viewed at eye level, showing no visible inclusions that would distract from their intense violetish blue color. The polish is excellent, offering crisp facet edges and bright light return, and these tanzanites have undergone heat treatment, a standard enhancement that brings out their striking blue and violet tones. Their origin is Tanzania, the celebrated source that gives tanzanite its name and its most desirable color.
What truly makes this pair unique is the story of how they came together. When our sourcing team in Tanzania reviewed a fresh parcel from the Merelani region, they looked not only for individual gems with great color, but for stones that could be matched as a pair. Finding two rounds so close in tone and optical behavior is rare, and requires careful selection from the rough. These two came from adjoining pieces of rough material, which is why they exhibit such a harmonious color balance and similar depth of tone. After careful planning, they were sent to experienced cutters who worked to preserve weight while achieving the mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and color depth. The result is a matched pair that reads as a single voice, a pairing that carries the same origin story from the mine, through the hands of skilled craftsmen, all the way to your jewelry setting.
For practical use and design, these tanzanites are remarkably versatile, and they meet the needs of customers who want both beauty and reliability. Their strong color intensity makes them perfect for minimalist designs that let the stones be the focus, such as bezel or classic prong settings for rings and studs, and they will also perform beautifully as the focal points in a bypass ring design or a delicate three stone pendant when paired with small accent diamonds or warm gold framing. Because the stones are eye clean and have excellent polish, settings that allow light to interact with the facets will showcase their sparkle. For collectors who assemble matched pairs, this set answers the desire for a consistent pair that can be displayed together, or used in one larger piece where symmetry is essential. If you prefer a custom setting, our team at The Natural Gemstone Company can connect you with expert jewelers who understand the handling and protective considerations for tanzanite, ensuring your finished piece is both secure and stunning.
We know that choosing a pair of gemstones can feel significant, and we take pride in guiding you so your choice feels right from the first glance to the final setting. These two tanzanites represent a rare opportunity to own a matched pair with matched origin, balanced proportions, intense color, and eye clean clarity, all finished to an excellent polish. If you would like additional close up images, facet maps, or assistance in deciding between settings, The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to help, offering personalized advice and detailed information so you can move forward with confidence. Whether this pair becomes the centerpiece of an engagement ring, a pair of heirloom studs, or the cornerstone of a collector display, they were sourced and paired with the exacting care that ensures your search ends here.


























