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2.55 Ct. Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Mar 21
Item ID: | K17593 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.75 Width: 6.82 Height: 5.08 |
Weight: | 2.55 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $700 |
Millions of years ago, deep beneath what is now the Mererani Hills of Tanzania, intense tectonic forces and heat sculpted a unique mineral landscape, forcing chromium and vanadium rich fluids through fractures in metamorphic rock, and forming pockets of zoisite that would later reveal extraordinary blue and violet tones. This transparent 2.55 carat emerald cut violetish blue tanzanite, measuring 8.75 x 6.82 x 5.08 mm, carries the memory of that ancient process, its step facets echoing layered geological growth and its eye clean clarity speaking of a long, patient crystallization undisturbed by major inclusions. Heat treatment, a standard and stable enhancement, was applied to unlock and intensify the vivid color intensity that collectors seek, and an excellent polish was applied to each facet to maximize light return and the stone s subtle trichroic nature. Origin certified as Tanzania, this emerald cut was chosen to showcase the gem s color and clarity, offering a refined, architectural sparkle that differs from brilliant cuts by emphasizing depth and color zoning with elegant symmetry.
When you compare this tanzanite to other offerings on the market, its combination of size, cut quality, and eye clean clarity positions it as a superior value and a distinctive choice. Many tanzanites of similar carat weight are either heavily included, weak in color, or poorly faceted, while this gem balances a significant 2.55 carat presence with a vivid, transparent violetish blue that reads clearly to the eye, making it more wearable and striking in jewelry. Compared to sapphires that can offer similar hues, this tanzanite presents a unique violet lean and a more accessible price point for comparable visual impact. For buyers who appreciate play of color, our selection also includes Semi Black Opal, an exotic counterpart that displays dramatic fire and contrast, though opal s softer nature and different optical character make it a distinct choice from durable, polished tanzanite. At The Natural Gemstone Company, we disclose treatments, provide origin information, and curate gemstones that exceed ordinary market examples, guiding customers to pieces that combine geological story, aesthetic excellence, and long term value, and ensuring you select a gem that resonates both visually and historically.






















