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2.46 Ct. Tanzanite from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K22185 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.08 Width: 6.96 Height: 3.99 |
Weight: | 2.46 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $600 |
This listing describes one transparent 2.46 carat emerald cut violetish blue tanzanite, measuring 9.08 x 6.96 x 3.99 mm. The stone presents a well executed emerald cut with crisp step facets and a broad table that emphasizes depth of color and clean facet reflections. The color intensity is recorded as intense, with a balanced violet and blue distribution typical of fine Tanzanian material. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, indicating only minimal inclusions that do not detract from the gem when set. The polish is excellent, providing strong vitreous luster and sharp facet junctions. Enhancement noted is heat treated, and origin is Tanzania. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this gem with a clear description of its proportions and finish for use in bespoke designs.
For custom jewelry pairing, this tanzanite works well with complementary Fire Opal for a deliberate warm cool contrast. A central emerald cut tanzanite flanked by two small cabochon or faceted Fire Opals creates an elegant three stone composition where the tanzanite supplies cool violet blue and the Fire Opals introduce fiery orange red flashes. Metal choice will influence the interaction of these colors, with rose gold or yellow gold warming the palette and enhancing the Fire Opal glow, while white gold or platinum will present a cleaner, more modern contrast that accentuates the tanzanite intensity. Small brilliant cut white diamonds as a halo or pavé shoulders provide neutral sparkle and visual separation between the two color families, improving light return and perceived brightness without overpowering either gem. Alternative accents such as pale pink sapphires or champagne diamonds may be used to bridge the color transition gradually, creating a cohesive composition that highlights the tanzanite as the focal point. In earrings or a pendant, paired matched Fire Opal drops beneath a single emerald cut tanzanite produce dynamic movement and color change, while bezel settings can protect the Fire Opal and emphasize the tanzanite facets. All design suggestions are offered with attention to gemstone durability and visual balance, and The Natural Gemstone Company is available to provide additional measurements and high resolution images to assist in the final design decision.





















