Tanzanite is rare enough to be remarkable. In a smooth cabochon cut, it becomes downright mesmerizing.
The cabochon is one of gem cutting’s oldest forms, used for roughly 2,000 years to shape stones into smooth, polished domes rather than sharp facets. Here, that ancient technique lets the remarkable violet-blue color of tanzanite take center stage. The 1-4/5 carat stone is surrounded...read more
Tanzanite is rare enough to be remarkable. In a smooth cabochon cut, it becomes downright mesmerizing.
The cabochon is one of gem cutting’s oldest forms, used for roughly 2,000 years to shape stones into smooth, polished domes rather than sharp facets. Here, that ancient technique lets the remarkable violet-blue color of tanzanite take center stage. The 1-4/5 carat stone is surrounded by genuine sapphires and the Ultimate Diamond Alternative®, DiamondAura®, all set in 14k yellow gold-finished .925 sterling silver for a rich, distinctive finish.
And rare really means rare. Tanzanite occurs naturally in only one place on Earth, near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, making every appearance feel a little more extraordinary.
Diamonds are found around the world. Tanzanite has just one address.
