Diamond Ring Blog

The  Ttanzanite birthstone is a rare gem found only amidst bizarre geological formations rolling up from the expansive plains of northern Tanzania. Technically, it is just a blue Zoisite crystal. But the astonishing richness of its color encouraged jewelers to put it into a class of its own; they named this breathtaking blue wonder after its native country- Tanzania.

Tanzanite jewelry’s striking navy overlaid with mysterious violet can provide its wearer an impression of spunky, yet elegant confidence and authority. A stubborn stone, yet jewelers take great pains to cut against its defined cleavage and cook out the naturally occurring brownish tint and without cracking the stone. Combined with its rarity, this meticulous process makes the gem worth its substance in…tanzanite.

Tanzanite is delicate which should be gently cleaned with lukewarm water and a cloth. Avoid commercial and ultrasonic cleansing.

It’s that time of the year when you start your holiday shopping. Don’t you feel good when you buy something for your love ones? I know I do. This year I’m going to buy 1/2 carat 14k diamond earring studs for both of my daughters. I’m looking for SI-1 G color 1/2 carat each matching diamonds. Why SI-1 G color? I feel that I can afford the Mercedes this year for them vs the KIA . I compare diamonds to cars so I can understanding the differences between different types of diamonds . Mercedes is my budget for this year and so I decided to get them the SI-1 G color. This fits my budget. Does that make since to you?