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3.10 Ct. Violet Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 9
Item ID: | K29653 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.98 Width: 7.23 Height: 6.09 |
Weight: | 3.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Violet |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $613 |
There are gemstones that trace their stories back through dynasties and empires, and then there are those that enter the historical record with a modern spark yet instantly assume an air of timeless majesty, and this violet tanzanite is of the latter company, a stone that feels at once contemporary and heirloom, a jewel that evokes the royal purples of antiquity while carrying the fresh provenance of Tanzanian soil, this 3.10 carat fancy shape violet tanzanite is transparent, with precise dimensions of 9.98 by 7.23 by 6.09 millimeters, cut in a faceted mixed brilliant style that balances fire and depth, graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, displaying a medium color intensity and finished to an excellent polish, heat treated in a manner that is standard and stable for tanzanite enhancement, and sourced from Tanzania, the birthplace of this gem, a land whose Merelani hills have made tanzanite a modern legend, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this stone with the kind of care and documentation that collectors and connoisseurs expect, this gem is an invitation to own a piece that will sit comfortably in any narrative of refinement and lineage, it speaks to those who cherish continuity, elegance, and a color that has always suggested the uncommon.
To understand the hue and tone of this violet tanzanite it helps to place it beside gemstones that have for centuries defined our ideas of blue and purple, a Kashmir sapphire is often celebrated for its deep cornflower blue and a silken, almost velvety saturation, the tanzanite here shares that regal gravity but leans toward a violet axis that softens the blue into a more poetic, contemplative hue, Sri Lankan or Ceylon sapphires tend to sparkle with a brighter, more open blue that reads as vivacious and airy, by contrast this tanzanite carries a moodier, more romantic tone, when set beside fine amethyst from Siberia or Uruguay, which often show a pure, saturated purple, the tanzanite reveals a cooler, more blue inflected purple that changes under different angles due to its pleochroic nature, in comparison with gemstones from Madagascar and Burma that can present intense and sometimes warmer purples, this stone remains serenely cool and refined, the overall impression is of a violet that bridges oceanic blue and royal purple, a color story that is at once familiar to lovers of historic gems and novel enough to mark its own place in a collection.
The mixed brilliant cut has been chosen to harmonize the tanzanites inherent pleochroism and to maximize brilliance without sacrificing depth, each facet has been placed to catch light in ways that reveal the stones subtle color shifts, the pavilion facets work with the crown to give scintillation that complements the medium color intensity, the excellent polish allows light to traverse the gem with minimal obstruction, and the very very slightly included clarity grade means that at a thoughtful viewing distance the gem reads as clean and luminous, inclusions are not distracting when the stone is worn, rather they confirm natural origin and add to the uniqueness of the piece, the 3.10 carat weight and the 9.98 by 7.23 by 6.09 millimeter proportions make this stone ideal for a statement ring or a distinguished pendant, it will command presence without overwhelming, the heat treatment has been performed to stabilize and enhance the violet blue that collectors seek, this is an accepted and enduring practice for tanzanite, it does not diminish the gems natural beauty and it ensures that the color you cherish today will continue to sing with the same clarity for generations when cared for properly.
For those who collect with an eye toward legacy, or who wish to commission an heirloom piece that will be admired by future wearers, this tanzanite represents a rare balance of history, locality, and artistry, its Tanzanian origin ties it to a single, remarkable place on the globe, and its color language bridges storied sapphires and venerable purple gems while remaining unmistakably tanzanite, The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to advise on settings that honor the stones tone and temperament, pairing it with warm rose gold will emphasize the violet facets and create an intimate, vintage inspired aesthetic, mounting in platinum or white gold will highlight the blue overtones and lend a crisp, contemporary elegance, adding accent diamonds will lend old world scintillation that recalls the grandeur of royal jewels, while a more minimal bezel setting will speak to modern restraint and practicality, whichever path is chosen this gem will translate into an object of enduring value, and our team can provide certification, photographic detail, and personalized recommendations to ensure the finished piece reflects both the stones innate character and your vision, this violet tanzanite is more than a jewel, it is a conversation between past and present, a link in a chain of taste and time, and an opportunity to begin a new chapter in a long tradition of cherished gems.





















