The beauty of tanzanite has been universally recognized and yet, the gemstone has been known to humans only for the last few decades. The gem belongs to the zoisite mineral family and is generally a darkish yellow-brown-green color when mined. The rough stone is heated to turn it into the scintillating violet-blue range of colors, this is the tanzanite that we all know about. As you admire the beauty of this African gemstone, learn a few things about its occurrence and rarity and you will surely adore the gem even more. The universal appeal of tanzanite runs across genders, nations, complexions and ages. Looking at it another way, the color of tanzanite is such that it looks awesome in every metal color that is represented in conventional jewelry. While gems like diamonds, rubies and sapphires have been known for many centuries and perhaps even, for a few thousand years, tanzanite was found only in 1967. It is undoubtedly the rarity of the gemstone that has resulted in such a late find. A small strip of land at the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, is the only place on earth where tanzanite is mined. Experts agree that this gem is rarer than ruby, sapphire, emerald and even diamonds. Some even go to the extent of putting that in an objective sense and claim that, tanzanite is at least 1,000 times rarer than diamonds. In the remaining portion of this report, we will discuss the various ideas and concepts that can involve tanzanite gemstone rings.
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