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3.09 Ct. Violet Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Aug 16
Item ID: | K27035 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.89 Width: 7 Height: 4.73 |
Weight: | 3.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Violet |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
This 3.09 carat emerald cut violet tanzanite from Tanzania, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, stands apart from many market examples for its rare combination of scale and refined cutting. The dimensions of 10.89 by 7.00 by 4.73 millimeters give this gem an imposing presence that still sits elegantly in both classic and contemporary settings. Compared with smaller tanzanites or stones with uneven cutting, this emerald cut has been chosen to emphasize the gem quality transparency and the smooth, broad color planes that make violet tones appear both rich and calm. The medium color intensity is a particularly desirable point of balance, capturing vivid violet character without tipping into overly dark tones that can reduce life and brilliance. The excellent polish elevates light return and gives each facet crisp edges, which is a noticeable advantage over pieces with softer polish that can look dull under normal wear. For buyers comparing alternatives such as amethyst of similar tone, this tanzanite offers a cooler, more sophisticated violet that is trichroic and more dynamic when viewed from different angles.
Clarity and natural inclusions are often treated as negatives in mass market descriptions, however at The Natural Gemstone Company we regard inclusions as signatures that make each gem unique, and this tanzanite is no exception. Graded as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, the stone shows pleasing transparency with delicate internal features that confirm its natural origin. These tiny pinpoints and fine needle like features, subtle veils and occasional crystal facets, act like a fingerprint, allowing gemologists to trace the gem back to its Tanzanian source and providing assurance of authenticity that synthetic or low grade substitutes cannot match. Such inclusions do not compromise the overall visual appeal, instead they add depth and character when light travels through the emerald cut planes. The presence of these natural markers also enhances long term value because collectors and connoisseurs prize stones that narrate their geological history, and because the inclusions are minor, they do not affect durability for normal wear, especially when properly set.
It is important to note that this tanzanite has been heat treated, a widely accepted and stable enhancement that optimizes color and clarity in many fine tanzanites, and the treatment is disclosed and standardized across the trade. Heat treatment in tanzanite typically enhances the violet blue hues by reducing brownish undertones that can be present in rough material, and when combined with the thoughtful emerald cut and excellent polish of this gem, the result is a balanced, lively violet that competes with the best offerings available. Compared with other gemstones in the same price bracket, this particular tanzanite delivers superior color per carat because of its combination of medium intensity, transparency, and size. Buyers seeking a statement stone that remains versatile will find the emerald cut especially flattering, because its elongated proportions and stepped facets suit rings, pendants, and bespoke designs, while offering a more architectural aesthetic than round or brilliant cuts. For those comparing value, a 3.09 carat emerald cut tanzanite with these proportions and finish represents a significant step up from the smaller, heavily included stones commonly offered at similar price points.
As a company committed to clarity in both gems and service, The Natural Gemstone Company offers this violet tanzanite with full disclosure of origin, weight, dimensions, cut, clarity, color intensity, polish, and treatment, so you can make an informed decision. We can provide additional photographs, detailed viewing angles, and independent laboratory reports on request, and our team stands ready to advise on settings that will protect the stone while showing off its best attributes. For collectors and jewelry designers who value natural character and precise craft, this tanzanite represents an exceptional combination of rarity, beauty, and responsible disclosure, a gem that is both a striking focal point and a long term addition to a curated collection. If you would like to discuss mounting options, appraisal services, or private viewing, we are here to assist with expert guidance and secure, insured delivery.





















