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1.44 Ct. Violetish Blue Tanzanite from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K24584 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.03 Width: 7.05 Height: 4.69 |
Weight: | 1.44 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Trillion |
Cut: | Trillion Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $540 |
This 1.44 carat transparent tanzanite from Tanzania is a striking example of what expert cutting and natural color can achieve, presented to you by The Natural Gemstone Company. The gem measures 7.03 x 7.05 x 4.69 mm and is fashioned in a brilliant trillion cut that yields a modern triangular profile with exceptional light return. Its color sits in a vivid violetish blue range that reads as rich and saturated in most lighting, enhanced by a standard heat treatment that stabilizes and intensifies the natural hue. Clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means it reads as eye clean to most observers while retaining natural character that confirms its authenticity. The polish is excellent, which enhances both the surface luster and the crispness of each facet junction, making this stone an elegant centerpiece for a ring or pendant that will sparkle from every angle.
When you compare this tanzanite to famous gemstones in history, its appeal becomes clearer. It captures a depth of blue that recalls the regal presence of historical sapphires, while adding a violet warmth that brings to mind the rarer purple tones prized in historic amethysts. Unlike the singular blue of the Hope Diamond, this tanzanite offers a dual personality, showing blue and violet nuances that shift with movement and light, a trait that has captivated collectors since tanzanite was introduced to the wider market. Compared to classic Kashmir sapphires, which are celebrated for their velvety cornflower blue, this tanzanite offers a more electric play of violet and blue that feels contemporary and wearable. In terms of rarity, tanzanite is unique because it is found in a single geographic area, which in itself gives it a narrative and collectible edge similar to how certain famous rubies and sapphires derive status from their origin. The trillion cut here differentiates the gem from many historical cabochon and round brilliant stones, offering a fresh geometric silhouette that highlights color rather than hiding it under heavy cutting.
On the market today, this tanzanite stands out for quality, value, and distinctiveness when compared to other options available to buyers. Many sellers offer stones that are either deeply included, poorly cut, or overly dark in tone, and it can be difficult to find a stone that balances vivid color, eye level clarity, and precision cutting. This piece from The Natural Gemstone Company strikes that balance. The heat treatment used is the industry standard for tanzanite, predictable and stable, and it unlocks the vivid violetish blue without compromising structural integrity. For buyers seeking value, a 1.44 carat trillion cut stone delivers more visual presence than many round stones of the same weight because the triangular outline covers finger or pendant surface area in a way that reads larger to the eye. For designers and collectors, the excellent polish and clean faceting reduce the need for costly settings to hide flaws, allowing the gem to sit confidently in modern or classic metalwork. Finally, for those considering long term desirability, the single source origin and the pleasing, versatile hue position this tanzanite as a standout choice that competes favorably with larger, more costly blue gemstones, delivering a distinctive historical resonance and contemporary brilliance in one gem package.
























