Tanzanite

Tanzanite is a variety of zoisite. Discovered in 1967, it was named after its only known source: Tanzania, and is traditionally associated with the Maasai people.

The gemstone was named by the New York jeweler Tiffany & Co., who helped introduce it to the international market. Actress Elizabeth Taylor also played a role in popularizing tanzanite worldwide.

Highly sought after by collectors, tanzanite is known for its remarkable pleochroism, displaying up to three different colors depending on the viewing angle, creating a fascinating visual effect.

It is especially valued in fine jewelry for its rarity and unique beauty.

Each stone is carefully selected for its color saturation, clarity, and gem-quality appearance.

Origin: Tanzania, foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro.