No reserve price Violet, Blue Tanzanite - 1.86 ct - International Gemological Institute (IGI)

Tanzanite is a strikingly beautiful gemstone renowned for its unique trichroic color, which can appear violet, blue, or burgundy depending on the viewing angle. The 1.86 carat tanzanite referenced here is certified by the International Gemological Institute (IGI), a respected authority that verifies gemstone quality and attributes. Discovered only in the late 1960s near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, tanzanite remains rare, as it is found in just one geographic location. Its appealing violet to blue hues set it apart in the world of colored gemstones, making it a favorite among jewelers and collectors alike. Tanzanite belongs to the zoisite mineral family and has a hardness rating of around 6 to 7 on the Mohs scale, indicating moderate durability that requires some care to avoid scratches. Its relatively recent discovery and limited supply contribute to its popularity and investment potential. Tanzanite's captivating color and rarity make it a wonderful choice for various fine jewelry pieces, offering elegance and a vibrant splash of cool tones.