Sterling Silver Tanzanite & White Zircon Double Halo Ring
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| Metal stamp | 0.925 | Metal | Sterling Silver |
| Material | gemstone | Gem Type | Tanzanite |
| Setting | Prongs | Ring size | 6 |
| Stone Weight | 0.01 carats | Brand Seller or Collection Name | Pinctore |
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- Elegant and sophisticated this gorgeous tanzanite ring promises a carefree and comfortable wear. Its design is meant to accentuate the fingers beautifully. This ring is truly a gorgeous piece that deserves a spot in every jewelry collection.
- This ring is so beautiful you won’t want to take it off and you won’t need to due to its extreme versatility that makes it the perfect jewelry for all occasions. Absolutely a great gift to express your love for your mother, girlfriend, fiancee, wife, valentine, family or just a friend,etc. Great gifts on Mother's Day, Wedding, Anniversary Day ,Valentine's Day or Christmas Day.
- Ring is made of solid 925 sterling silver, with 925 Stamp. This makes the ring extremely tough making it suitable for everyday use. Every ring passes rigorous inspection, so you can buy with confidence.
- Total satisfaction guarantee, when you order today, you're protected and receive world class customer service
Product Description
Why we're special
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Our GemstonesOur experts carefully select the finest gemstones from a huge assortment of rough stones. Then we use advanced technology to cut and polish our gemstones, achieving maximum brilliance of each stone. |
Our JewelryOur jewelry is manufactured by experts who carefully match the gemstones and use microscopic technology to set the stones in jewelry. Our setting in jewelry ensures your comfort and safety. |
Our Quality ControlOur Quality control is conducted in three stages: gemstone inspection, setting inspection and general piece inspection after completion. Our high QC standards ensure that our jewelry reaches you in perfect condition every time. |
About Tanzanite
Tanzanite History & Lore
In 1967 a Masai tribesman stumbled upon a cluster of highly transparent, intense violet-to-blue crystals weathering out of the earth in Merelani, an area of northern Tanzania. He alerted a local fortune hunter named Manuel d'Souza, who quickly registered four mining claims. D’Souza hoped that he’d been shown a new sapphire deposit. Instead, the deposit contained one of the newest of the world’s gems. Within a short time, 90 more claims appeared in the same 20-square-mile area. No one was quite sure what the beautiful crystals were, but everyone wanted to lay claim to the profits they were certain to produce. The new gem would eventually be known as tanzanite, and it would, at times, rival the Big 3 in popularity.
The instant popularity of this transparent blue-to-violet gem was tied to its vivid color, high clarity, and potential for large cut stones. Although it’s a newcomer to the gemstone industry, tanzanite has quickly become one of the most popular colored gemstones.
Tanzanite Quality Factors
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ColorDeep saturated violet blue or blue violet are the most valuable tanzanite colors. Paler hues are more commonly found. |
ClarityEye-visible inclusions decrease the value of tanzanite, particularly in lighter colored stones. |
CutTanzanite is available in a wide range of shapes but cushion and oval cuts are most common. |
Carat WeightTanzanite color is less saturated in smaller sizes. Gems must be above five carats in size to have fine color. |
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