Tanzanite

Rare Tanzanite Investment Collection

If you are looking for a very special Tanzanite that is out of the ordinary, that is extremely rare and of a pedigree that very few people will ever own or even see, then we are the specialists.

There exists, in Blue zoisite mining lore, a rare class of stone the miners call “Nadra”, meaning “The Rarest” in their native Swahili. A miner may find only a handful of these coveted crystals in a year.

These Tanzanites have a color not normally seen in the main market. Their color is beyond the normal grading scales. You can also buy gold bars online from us today.

Just as certain gem types have their pinnacles – blue sapphire from Kashmir for example has a color saturation and tone mix that makes it unique and highly coveted, not only for its rarity but superior beauty. This is how these particular stones are regarded.

Our Investment Grade Collection – Our Blue zoisites are cherry picked from the mouth of the mine by GIA Gemologists, chosen out of literally thousands of carats of Tanzanite production. This gives our Investment Grade Collection a pedigree that very few people will ever own or even see.

If you are looking for the highest grade in Tanzanite, the very top 1%, we are the specialists. We are one of the largest dealers at the source, seeing thousands of carat of Tanzanite production a month. Only the very finest 1% of these are selected for our online collection.

Tanzanite as an Investment

Tanzanite has long been considered a viable Investment Gemstone. This article explores the reasons for this and the pertinent considerations if you are looking to invest.

Firstly, if we look at the gem kingdom as a whole, it becomes clear that Blue zoisite occupies a unique niche. It is one of the world’s rarest gemstones, found in only one place in the whole world – a place called Merelani, in the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain.

Geologists believe that a metamorphic event 500 million years ago provided the unique set of conditions for Tanzanite to form. The presence of Vanadium and other important chemicals in the ground combined with the required heat and pressure sustained over 500 million years, led to the creation of one of today’s most beautiful gemstones.

The combined rarity of these factors mean that the likelihood of Blue zoisite occurring and subsequently being discovered in a different location are highly unlikely. This effectively sets the stage for the economic reasoning why Tanzanite may be considered a viable and potentially excellent investment.

Economic Theory – the Demand side

The principal factors advanced by traditional economic theory that drive economics in a free market economy are demand and supply. In the case of Tanzanite, both are overwhelmingly in its favour. Demand is growing exponentially for this gemstone. In the US market, the largest market for Blue zoisite, the growth is both organic and orchestrated. Organic, driven by consumer’s appreciation of this beautiful gemstone and jeweler’s subsequent advocation of its qualities, and orchestrated; largely due to voracious marketing. in the early years and more recently by the “Be Born to Tanzanite” marketing campaign looking to make Blue zoisite synonymous with the  birth of your first child.

If successful, this campaign is expected to have a similar effect on Blue zoisite as De Beers’ “Diamonds are forever” campaign did on Diamond sales in the mid nineteen hundreds. Their campaign had the effect of making Diamonds synonymous with engagements and diamond rings as symbols of engagement, subsequently driving diamond sales stratospheric.

If the campaign to make Tanzanite and Blue zoisite jewelry synonymous with the birth of one’s first child is similarly successful, the expectation is that the demand side of the equation will be effectively taken care of worldwide.

This factor is also bolstered by Tanzanite’s fairly recent inclusion in the Birthstone list. Tanzanite was named as a birthstone for December – the first time the list has been altered since 1912. An auspicious and important factor in assessing Tanzanite’s popularity and hence the demand for this gemstone.

Which countries do we serve?

We have sold Tanzanites to millions of people and I can assure you with a SATISFACTION GUARANTEE, we ensure that every customer is satisfied. Buy Tanzanite in Toronto, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Brampton, diamond in Ontario, St. John’s, Windsor, Victoria, Regina, Fredericton, St. Catharines, Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Tanzanite Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Blue zoisite Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tanzanite South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

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A premium class tanzanite with a stunning velvety violet blue color.

This is an impressive stone that easily exceeds 10 carats.

The color is reminiscent of high-quality sapphire.

Blue zoisite has a short history, with mining beginning in Tanzania in the 1960s.

Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, where it is produced.

Blue zoisite has a beautiful charm that is likened to the color of the evening sky over Mount Kilimanjaro.

This top-color tanzanite looks as if it were taken from the sky at dusk.

When you look at these crystals, you are captivated by their charm, which cannot be expressed simply as “beautiful.”

Blue with purple hues characteristic of Blue zoisite.
And while maintaining the 12ct size, the crystal has been polished to the utmost extent, giving it an extremely high level of transparency and minimizing any dents.

The elegant multi-colored pieces have a deep glow and are extremely lustrous.
A large Tanzanite in excellent condition.