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2.77 Ct. Violetish Blue Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 6
Item ID: | K27687 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.94 Width: 7.78 Height: 5.11 |
Weight: | 2.77 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
This listing describes a single, transparent tanzanite of refined proportions and precise craftsmanship. The stone weighs 2.77 carats, presented in a classic pear shape with dimensions of 11.94 by 7.78 by 5.11 millimeters. The cutting style is faceted, executed in a mixed brilliant cut to balance scintillation and depth, and the finish is of excellent polish. Clarity has been evaluated at eye level as very slightly included, offering a clean appearance to the naked eye while retaining natural character under magnification. Color intensity registers as vivid, yielding a saturated violetish blue tone that reads as both rich and lively across a range of lighting conditions. The tanzanite has received standard heat treatment to optimize its blue violet hues, and its documented origin is Tanzania, where this species is uniquely sourced.
The rich, bold color of this tanzanite serves as a clear symbol of personal power and distinction, communicating presence without the need for ornamentation. The vivid violetish blue is strong enough to command attention in a solitaire setting, yet complex enough to harmonize with complementary metals and accent stones. Tanzanite is known for pronounced pleochroism, and this specimen displays a compelling interplay between deep blue and violet faces when viewed from different angles, an optical quality that enhances its perceived depth and movement. The mixed brilliant cut contributes to concentrated light return through the pavilion while preserving a broad table for color saturation, creating a balance between brilliance and chroma that is desirable for colored gemstones.
From a practical perspective this tanzanite adapts well to a range of jewelry applications where visual impact is a priority. The pear shape lends itself to pendants and drop earrings that emphasize elongation and grace, and it also suits rings where the pointed end can be set to accentuate finger length. Given the material hardness of tanzanite, which is generally considered to fall in the middle range on the Mohs scale, settings that protect the pointed tip and provide secure prongs or bezels are recommended for daily wear. Routine care is straightforward, using a soft brush with mild detergent and lukewarm water, avoiding ultrasonic cleaners when significant inclusions are present, and keeping the piece away from sudden temperature changes and harsh chemicals to preserve polish and color intensity.
The Natural Gemstone Company presents this tanzanite as an example of considered sourcing and careful lapidary work, suitable for clients seeking a gemstone that conveys individuality and refined taste. The combination of its 2.77 carat weight, vivid violetish blue coloration, mixed brilliant faceting, very slightly included clarity at eye level, and excellent polish creates a gemstone with both aesthetic presence and practical versatility. For a bespoke setting or further consultation on how best to showcase this stone in a finished piece, our specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company are available to provide measured recommendations and mounting options that will protect the gem while maximizing its visual character.























