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3.49 Ct. Violetish Blue Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 29
Item ID: | K15395 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.09 Width: 8.6 Height: 6.92 |
Weight: | 3.49 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $372 |
When you are searching for a gemstone that balances rare beauty with practical wearability, this 3.49 carat pear shape violetish blue tanzanite from Tanzania answers that search with confidence. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this transparent tanzanite with dimensions of 11.09 by 8.60 by 6.92 millimeters, expertly faceted in a mixed brilliant cut to maximize life and sparkle while preserving the gems natural color. Its medium color intensity gives a refined and versatile violetish blue hue that glows under natural and artificial light, while an excellent polish ensures every facet returns light with crisp clarity. This stone is heat treated, a standard and stable enhancement for tanzanite that deepens the blue violet tone, and it has been graded eye clean when viewed at eye level, meaning that the gem will present a clear, luminous face to anyone admiring it in a ring, pendant, or collector setting. The combination of carat weight, shape, and finish makes this tanzanite an ideal candidate for an engagement ring that feels substantial without overwhelming the wearer, or a centerpiece for a collector who appreciates both aesthetics and provenance.
Natural inclusions are often regarded as imperfections, yet in fine gemstones they serve as distinctive signatures that tell the story of the stones formation deep within the earth, and this tanzanite is no exception. Although the gem is eye clean, under magnification you will see fine internal growth patterns and minute pinpoint features that confirm its natural origin and add depth to the crystal. These tiny natural traits act like subtle brushstrokes in a painting, breaking and scattering light in ways that can enhance the stones depth and create a livelier play of color when the gem is turned. In tanzanites these internal features are typically fine and delicately arranged, and when paired with a mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish they contribute to a complex internal landscape that improves the overall perception of color and brilliance rather than detracting from it. Rather than seeking flawless uniformity, many connoisseurs prefer such character because it guarantees that no two pieces are identical, and it gives specialists and collectors a natural fingerprint to reference when assessing authenticity.
For someone planning an engagement ring, a pear shape tanzanite of 3.49 carats presents a timeless and elegant option, offering both presence and refinement. The elongated silhouette flatters the finger while the mixed brilliant facet arrangement maintains maximum fire and scintillation, so the stone reads larger visually than its carat weight alone might suggest. Practical design choices, such as a protective prong setting over the pointed tip, a partial bezel for everyday durability, or a halo of small diamonds to accentuate and amplify the violetish blue hue, will both protect and showcase this gem beautifully. For collectors, the Tanzanian origin of this tanzanite adds an additional dimension of rarity, since tanzanite is geography specific and highly sought after for its unique color palette. The Natural Gemstone Company can advise on bespoke settings that honor the gems natural character, assist with matching metals and accent stones, and help design a setting that preserves the stones integrity while delivering the exact aesthetic you desire.
When you choose this tanzanite you are choosing a gem that blends natural story with wearable sophistication, and The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to guide you through the next steps. We can provide additional detailed photographs, viewing recommendations to assess color in different lights, and personalized advice on settings that will protect the pear shape while celebrating its color and clarity. For care we recommend gentle cleaning with warm water and mild detergent, use of a soft brush, and avoidance of harsh chemicals or sudden temperature changes, and for daily wear choose protective settings that minimize the risk to the pointed tip. If you are selecting a gem for an engagement, a heirloom piece, or a focused addition to a curated collection, this 3.49 carat violetish blue pear shape tanzanite from Tanzania offers a compelling, character rich solution that ends your search with confidence. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company and allow us to help you make this exceptional stone the centerpiece of your next creation.
























