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9.29 Ct. Tanzanite from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K18091 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.18 Width: 10.58 Height: 8.18 |
Weight: | 9.29 Ct. |
Color: help | Violetish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $925 |
As a gemstone specialist with The Natural Gemstone Company I am proud to present a truly exceptional violetish blue tanzanite, weighing 9.29 carat, cut in a classic emerald cut shape with measurements of 12.18 x 10.58 x 8.18 mm. This stone displays an intense color intensity that catches the eye immediately, and it is graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a level of clarity that places it well above the vast majority of tanzanites on the market. The emerald cut emphasizes the gem s clean geometry and broad table, allowing the vivid violetish blue to flood the face of the stone, while the excellent polish gives each facet crisp, mirror like reflections. Originating from Tanzania and heat treated to enhance its natural color in a manner that is stable and accepted throughout the trade, this specimen combines size, color, and clarity in a way that is rare for material from a single, famed source.
When you compare this 9.29 carat tanzanite to other options available to discerning buyers, a number of advantages become immediately apparent. Compared with most commercial tanzanites, which often show moderate to strong inclusions or lighter, less saturated hues, this stone s very very slightly included clarity and intense color deliver both visual impact and higher per carat value. Against blue sapphires of similar tone, tanzanite offers a more violet leaning presence, providing a richer, velvety visual character that many collectors and connoisseurs prefer. Emerald cutting is less commonly applied to tanzanite than to diamonds and emeralds, so a well executed emerald cut such as this one not only showcases clarity but also elevates the gem beyond standard cushion and oval styles. Heat treatment is the accepted enhancement for tanzanite, and when done properly it stabilizes the desirable violetish blue without compromising durability, making this gem an outstanding choice for jewelry that will be worn and admired.
This tanzanite sits comfortably within a long lineage of treasured blue and violet stones that have served as symbols of power, protection, and spiritual focus across cultures, a heritage that enriches its contemporary appeal. Historically, blue sapphires were worn by royalty as emblems of wisdom and divine favor, while violet stones like amethyst were prized by clergy and nobility for their perceived connection to higher consciousness and calm, focused thought. Although tanzanite is a relatively recent discovery in the early 20th century and named for its sole country of origin, it inherits this traditional role as a gem of status and contemplation. Wearing this tanzanite continues that tradition, offering a modern expression of the same cultural associations, with the added story of being sourced from the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, a place that gives it authenticity and provenance few other gemstones can match.
For clients seeking an investment quality colored gem or a showpiece for bespoke jewelry this tanzanite represents an outstanding balance of rarity, beauty, and value. Its size and saturated violetish blue color make it ideal for a solitaire ring, a bold pendant that commands attention, or an elegant three stone setting where the emerald cut will pair harmoniously with tapered baguettes or well matched round diamonds. Compared with synthetics and glass simulants which lack depth, natural character, and resale appeal, this natural Tanzanian stone offers enduring desirability and the kind of tactile presence collectors appreciate. At The Natural Gemstone Company we can provide detailed imagery and provenance discussion, and we stand behind the description of clarity as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, the heat treatment that enhances the color, and the excellent polish that completes the presentation. If you are seeking a rare, visually commanding tanzanite that links contemporary taste with the heritage of blue and violet gemstones, this 9.29 carat emerald cut treasure is one of the finest expressions of that lineage currently available.
























