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4.93 Ct. Violet Cabochon Tanzanite from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 19
Item ID: | K19478 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.85 Width: 8.74 Height: 5.97 |
Weight: | 4.93 Ct. |
Color: help | Violet |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,850 |
This exquisite cushion shaped violet tanzanite, offered exclusively by The Natural Gemstone Company, represents a rare convergence of form, color, and provenance that will appeal to a discerning collector. We present a single translucent specimen weighing 4.93 carats, measuring 9.85 x 8.74 x 5.97 mm, and fashioned in a smooth cabochon style that accentuates its deep violet hue and internal glow. The vivid color intensity is striking, bathing the gem in a saturated violet that shifts gently with movement, while the excellent polish delivers a silky surface that catches light with an elegant sheen. At eye level the clarity is graded slightly included, an honest assessment that underscores the stone true natural character and allows those subtle internal features to contribute to a living, organic beauty rather than detract from it. This gem has been heat treated, a widely accepted and stable enhancement that refines its tonal purity, and the treatment is disclosed up front because provenance and transparency are core values for collectors who purchase through The Natural Gemstone Company.
The origin of this tanzanite, Tanzania, significantly elevates its desirability and value, because tanzanite as a species is one of the most geographically exclusive gemstones on earth. Found in a narrow belt near the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzanian tanzanite is prized for its unique vanadium based color chemistry that yields deep violet and blue tones rarely matched elsewhere. Owning a tanzanite from Tanzania is to hold a piece of geological history in miniature, a stone born of rare tectonic and metamorphic conditions that existed in a single time and place. For serious collectors and connoisseurs, this provenance is not merely a label, it is an assurance of authenticity and a direct link to the only known commercial source of gem quality tanzanite. That singular origin creates natural scarcity, and scarcity in turn creates value. Each cabochon that emerges from these mines is part of a finite supply, and when a stone exhibits such vivid color and well executed polish while retaining honest, natural inclusions, it becomes a candidate for bespoke jewelry and private collections alike.
Because this piece is presented in a cabochon cut, its surface reads like a luminous canvas, ideal for designs that emphasize color and form over faceting complexity. The cushion silhouette is timeless and versatile, lending itself to a wide range of settings from an elegant solitaire ring to an artisan pendant that frames the stone with contrasting metal and subtle accent stones. Our gem specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company can advise on settings that protect the stone and showcase its translucent glow, suggesting bezel settings for daily wear or low profile prongs for a more traditional presentation. Care for this tanzanite is straightforward, it is best cleaned with warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemicals, undue heat, and ultrasonic cleaners that can stress treated stones. Because you are considering a genuinely uncommon piece, know that we offer personalized consultations for custom settings and secure delivery options tailored to private purchasers. This is not a mass produced item, it is a limited opportunity to acquire a gemstone that speaks to exclusivity, refined taste, and enduring provenance. When you choose this 4.93 carat violet tanzanite from Tanzania through The Natural Gemstone Company, you become part of an elite circle who understand that the greatest gemstones are defined not only by their beauty, but also by their story, their origin, and the scarcity that makes them treasured possessions for generations.
























