Beneath the Kilimanjaro skies

Legend claims it started with a lightning bolt. A single strike set the African plain aflame - and revealed a geological secret that had been buried for more than 585 million years. The violet blue gem we now call tanzanite naturally occurs in only one place on Earth: Tanzania's remote Merelani Hills, in the craggy shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro. In 1967, a Portugese tailor, Manuel De Souza, was spending all his spare time and money in search of gold. He never found any gold - instead, he discovered vivid stones that had been uncovered by a recent brush fire.

Each 7½" Merelani Bracelet contains 85 gems, for a total of five carats. The bracelet itself is made of gleaming sterling silver, and secures with a sturdy, bejeweled box clasp. This is the most tanzanite we've ever offered... and for the lowest price. If you go online right now, you'll find one of the largest retailers selling tanzanite bracelets for well over $2,000 each. Ridiculous. Instead, you can secure your own piece of limited-edition tanzanite history right here... and at this incredible Stauer price!

Tantalizing Tanzanite

This bracelet is so beautiful, I am so happy I got it. I really love it. It is dainty and smaller than a tennis bracelet. I wear it all the time. I especially love the design. When I look at it, I can't help but smile.

Mandy

Chandler, AZ

Thank you Africa.

Darling little thing in a pretty shade of lavender. Appreciation for the sparkle.

Jen

St. Louis MO