Circle Stud Earrings with Natural Tanzanite Baguettes Solid 14k Gold 12mm : Minimalist December Birthstone Jewelry

These earrings are very cool. Pink Tourmaline baguettes are held within a circle. Made with 14k solid gold, these are a well priced pair of earrings that you can use for both day and night wear. They are a design that work well for both those who like minimalist and statement pieces. You will find yourself reaching for these often if they are part of your closet!

Size : 12 mm

Metal : 14kt Gold

Gemstones : AA Natural Tanzanite

Tanzanite is a rare and beautiful gemstone that is renowned for its striking blue-violet hue. Here are some key points about tanzanite:

Origin: Tanzanite is found in only one location in the world, near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, East Africa. The gemstone was first discovered in 1967, making it a relatively recent addition to the world of gemstones.

Color: Tanzanite is famous for its vivid blue color, often with purple undertones. The intensity of the color can vary, and the most prized tanzanites are deep blue with flashes of violet. Some stones may exhibit a color shift, appearing more blue in natural daylight and more violet under incandescent light.

Varieties: Tanzanite is a variety of the mineral zoisite. The gemstone is typically heat-treated to enhance its color. Natural tanzanite is usually brownish in its rough state, and heating it transforms the stone into the brilliant blue or violet-blue colors for which it is known.

Clarity: Tanzanite can range from transparent to translucent. It is a Type I clarity gemstone, meaning that inclusions are generally visible to the naked eye. However, high-quality tanzanite is prized for its transparency and lack of prominent inclusions.

Cut: Tanzanite is often cut into a variety of shapes, including rounds, ovals, cushions, and emerald cuts. The choice of cut depends on the shape and characteristics of the rough tanzanite crystal.

Birthstone and Anniversaries: Tanzanite is recognized as one of the birthstones for December. It is also often used to celebrate the 24th wedding anniversary.

Value: The value of tanzanite is determined by factors such as color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. Deeper and more vibrant blues are generally considered more valuable.

Rarity: Tanzanite is considered rarer than diamonds, and its availability is limited to the single source in Tanzania. This rarity contributes to its appeal and value.

Caring for Tanzanite: Tanzanite is a relatively soft gemstone compared to some others, so care should be taken to prevent scratches. It is best to clean tanzanite with warm, soapy water and a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners.

Tanzanite's unique color and limited supply make it a prized gemstone for jewelry, and it has gained popularity in the world of fine gemstones since its discovery.

Packaging :

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Care Recommendations:

When not in use, keep earrings enclosed in a box or pouch to minimize exposure to moisture in air. Do not spray aromatics directly onto product. Minimize exposure to water. Clean with a soft cloth when required.