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2.78 Ct. Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Apr 24
Item ID: | K23244 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.96 Width: 7.85 Height: 5.11 |
Weight: | 2.78 Ct. |
Color: help | Violet |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $360 |
If you are searching for a singular centerpiece that resolves the quest for an engagement ring that feels both modern and timeless, or a collector worthy specimen that adds depth to a curated collection, this violet tanzanite from The Natural Gemstone Company answers that search. This transparent oval gem weighs 2.78 carats, measures 9.96 x 7.85 x 5.11 mm, and features a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and window free performance. The clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the color intensity is intense, the polish is excellent, and the stone has been heat treated to bring out its signature violet hue. The origin is Tanzania, and for those who appreciate complementary contrasts we can recommend pairing this tanzanite with White Opal elements, a combination that balances vivid violet with soft opalescent flashes for a truly refined presentation.
When comparing hue and tone to gemstones from other famous locations, this Tanzanian tanzanite shows a richer, more saturated violet than many Sri Lankan sapphires which tend to present a brighter blue leaning tone, and it carries a cooler, more violet leaning depth than Kashmir sapphires which are renowned for their velvety cornflower blue that often lacks this specific violet presence. In contrast to amethysts from Uruguay which can offer a purple with red undertone, this tanzanite reads as a clean violet with blue backbone, providing a crystalline clarity and lively brilliance that amethyst rarely matches. When compared to Ceylon sapphires, which often show lighter, more pastel blue tones, this stone asserts a punchier, more jewel rich tone that sings in settings where depth of color matters. When compared again to gemstones from other famous locations, the Tanzanian origin here imparts a uniquely trichroic character that favors blue violet under most lighting, while stones from other regions will swing differently toward green or pure blue, making this piece a distinct choice for those seeking a true violet statement.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this tanzanite as the end of a search, whether you need a memorable engagement stone or a standout collector piece, and we are ready to advise on settings that enhance its intense violet beauty alongside White Opal accents for a pairing that will draw attention and admiration.
