Tanzanite, superb gems of 5mm x 4 x 2 - 0.50 carat on average. Sold individually or in lots. Perfect for jewelry, collections, exhibitions...

€60,00 EUR

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Please note: the price is for one piece only - 9 similar pieces are available, see photo!

🔷 Shape: Oval

✨ Colors/Clarity: Indigo Violet/Translucent

🔬 Treatment: None

📜 Certificate: Gem & Zen

🎁 Ideal for giving as a gift or treating yourself!

💍 Suggested use:

Pendant mounting (closed setting, copper/silver wire, or glued to support)

Handcrafted Jewelry: Perfect base for spiritual or symbolic creations

Collectible: Displayed on a stand to highlight the reflections

Personal talisman: Associated with energetic protection

Appearance	Tanzanite
Category	Silicate (zoisite family)
Chemical formula	Ca₂Al₃(SiO₄)(Si₂O₇)O(OH)
Crystal system	Orthorhombic
Hardness (Mohs)	6 – 6.5
Density	3.10 – 3.38
Color	Blue-purple to deep violet (pleochroic: blue, violet, sometimes brown/green)
Glow	Glassy
Transparency	Transparent to translucent
Special feature	Marked pleochroism (several colors visible depending on the angle); rare stone, only found in Tanzania
Main deposits	Tanzania (unique deposit, Merelani region, at the foot of Kilimanjaro)
Discovery	1967, by Maasai herdsmen; popularized by Tiffany & Co.
Use	Luxury jewelry, collection, spiritual stone
Virtues (lithotherapy)	Develops intuition and clairvoyance, promotes meditation, helps with emotional calming and spiritual evolution
Associated Chakras	Throat (communication), 3rd eye (intuition), Crown (spirituality)
Astrological sign	Sagittarius, Pisces, Aquarius
Purification	Distilled water, gentle fumigation (sage, incense), singing bowl
Recharging	Moonlight, amethyst geode, quartz cluster
Short story	Discovered in 1967 in Tanzania, tanzanite is 1,000 times rarer than diamonds because its deposit is unique. Its exceptional beauty and changing blue-violet color made it a highly sought-after stone, quickly popularized by Tiffany, who gave it her name. Today, it is considered a rare precious and spiritual gem.