Pear shaped tanzanite ring

Solid 14k Yellow Gold Genuine AAA Tanzanite Pear Shape Solitaire Ring w/Diamonds ~~ Tanzanite is one of December's Birthstones. A stunning 14k solid yellow gold ring, featuring an awesome pear shape AAA Tanzanite, with amazing deep blues and hints of pink, complimented by sparkling diamonds. An excellent alternative to the traditional diamond engagement ring. Visit my eBay store for this and more beautiful genuine gemstone jewelry. http://stores.eBay.com/hm-fine-jewelry-and-more

Oval Tanzanite Ring With Diamond by Christopher Michael

This tanzanite solitaire ring is crafted in luxurious 950 platinum. The tanzanite's striking blue hue adds an exquisite touch to this solitaire ring. The refined design and exceptional craftsmanship ensure this platinum ring will make a timeless addition to any jewelry collection. Details AAA&nbsptanzanite offers a brilliant blue sparkle Featuring 2.00 ctw pear shape gemstone Renowned gem for rarity and single-location mining Birthstone of December Crafted in premium 950…

6x5MM Pear Shape Blue Tanzanite 925 Sterling Silver Three Stone Ring For Women

Tanzanite Ring Attractive in every sense, this glamorous ring features an unheated tanzanite in pear shape. The bezel setting and intricate designing imparts a vintage look to this timeless and classy statement piece.

Did you know that Tiffany and Co had exclusive rights to sell and market tanzanite following it’s discovery? Tiffany & Co’s first marketing campaign stated that the stone could be found in two places: “in Tanzania and at Tiffany’s” This Tiffany & Co ring features a 2.02ct pear shape tanzanite set in platinum with 69 round diamond accents (0.75ctw, E-F, VS) – sku: 200-12862 . . . . . . . #tanzanite #tiffanyandco #theknotrings #showmeyourrings

Galaxy Gold 14k White Gold Ring with Natural Diamond and Pear-shaped Tanzanite - Size 8 #affiliate #galaxy

Tanzanite was discovered as a new gemstone in 1967, and can only be found in Tanzania, specifically within in a very small mining area near the Mirerani Hills. Tanzanite was introduced to the market by Tiffany & Co. in 1968. Tiffany’s marketing department did not consider the scientific term “blue-violet zoisite” to be a consumer friendly name for the gemstone, and so they gave the name 'tanzanite' after Tanzania.