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12.33 Ct. Cabochon Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Apr 16
Item ID: | K19340 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 16.74 Width: 11.47 Height: 7.46 |
Weight: | 12.33 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $2,475 |
A transcendent expression of nature and rarity awaits in this remarkable 12.33 carat pear shape violetish blue tanzanite, a gem that commands attention and confers distinction. Measuring 16.74 x 11.47 x 7.46 mm, the cabochon cut of this stone bathes its surface in a soft, luminous glow that reveals deep violet undertones and a vivid blue that shifts with each movement. The intense color intensity is the jewel here, a saturated and compelling hue that reads as regal in natural light and as hypnotic beneath soft gallery illumination. Clarity is graded as included at eye level, and those natural inclusions become part of the gem story, imparting character rather than diminishing its presence, while an excellent polish ensures every millimeter reflects with a mirror like purity. Origin is Tanzania, and the provenance is inseparable from the mystique of this stone, because Tanzanian tanzanites come from one unique locus on earth, a single geological source that has continued to fascinate connoisseurs and collectors. The enhancement is heat treated, a widely accepted and stable process that reveals the passionate color within the rough while maintaining the mineral integrity that discerning buyers require.
Beyond its immediate beauty, this tanzanite represents an astute long term acquisition, a tangible asset that carries the dual appeal of aesthetic pleasure and potential appreciation. Tanzanite occupies a special place among collectible colored gemstones, because its supply is inherently constrained, coming from a single mining area whose resources are finite, and as global awareness and demand rise, those constraints become a structural force behind value growth. Large stones in the 10 carat plus range are rare from this source, and a 12.33 carat gem with such intense color and a refined cabochon presentation is especially scarce. Heat treatment is standard practice that stabilizes and enhances the desirable hues, it does not detract from the stone value when disclosed and performed according to industry norms, and buyers who value transparency understand that treated tanzanite remains a sought after category. Historic trends for superb quality tanzanite and other distinctive colored gems have shown episodes of pronounced appreciation, driven by scarcity, rising collector interest, and the growing number of private buyers who seek gems as portable wealth that also delight the senses. For investors who curate their holdings, a stone of this magnitude and color profile is positioned to benefit from market dynamics that favor rare, well presented specimens with clear provenance.
Selecting this tanzanite through The Natural Gemstone Company is an affirmation of refined taste and a prudent investment decision. We place provenance and ethical sourcing at the center of our proposition, and we provide the documentation and client service that sophisticated buyers expect. Our experts can supply detailed imagery, independent assessment options, and private viewing arrangements so that you may experience the depth of color and the tactile presence that simply cannot be conveyed by a photograph alone. For those constructing a collection that will be treasured by future generations, this gem is an emblem of exclusivity, a conversation piece and a reserve asset that performs emotionally and financially. Owning this piece signals membership in a select group of collectors who understand the convergence of rarity, beauty, and scarcity in a single object, it is an achievement that reflects a cultivated sense of value and an eye for enduring quality. We invite discerning clients to inquire about this extraordinary tanzanite, to discuss its investment narrative, and to understand how it can complement a portfolio of fine gems held for legacy, enjoyment, and potential appreciation.
























