TANZANITE

Belongs to the Zoisite group. Despite the fact it can be found in a wide range of colors, such as green, yellow, pink or brown, this gemstone is best known as a blue-violet color, as this is its most valued tone. It can be confused with a good amethyst and even with a blue sapphire.

THIS GEMSTONE IS BEST KNOWN AS A BLUE-VIOLET COLOR, AS THIS IS ITS MOST VALUED TONE.

THIS GEMSTONE IS BEST KNOWN AS A BLUE-VIOLET COLOR, AS THIS IS ITS MOST VALUED TONE.

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It is a relatively modern gemstone. It was discovered in 1967 and its name comes from its place of origin.

ORIGIN

Tanzania.

COLOR

Violet blue.

SYMBOLOGY

ETERNITY: This gemstone reflects the traditions of Tanzania’s Masai tribe. It is a symbol of eternity and strength, and is used as a good luck charm and for protection against adversity.

It is a relatively modern gemstone. It was discovered in 1967 and its name comes from its place of origin.

ORIGIN

Tanzania.

COLOR

Violet blue.

SYMBOLOGY

ETERNITY: This gemstone reflects the traditions of Tanzania’s Masai tribe. It is a symbol of eternity and strength, and is used as a good luck charm and for protection against adversity.

It is a relatively modern gemstone. It was discovered in 1967 and its name comes from its place of origin.

ORIGIN

Tanzania.

COLOR

Violet blue.

SYMBOLOGY

ETERNITY: This gemstone reflects the traditions of Tanzania’s Masai tribe. It is a symbol of eternity and strength, and is used as a good luck charm and for protection against adversity.

RUBY

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