Although some dealers may tell you they have unheated stones, it is best to take this with a pinch of salt. The accepted wisdom is that all Tanzanite is heated. Unheated the stone is a brownish colour and only after heating does it go blue/violet. Some crystals have admittedly been heated in the ground and are already blue but will generally be heated again anyway as the color always improves further. Stones are heated at 600 degrees celcius in a gemological oven for a short time. Further information is available at <a href=http://www.lapigems.com/tanzanite.asp</a>
Tanzanite quartz, according to Crystal Age.com, is an artificially created stone that reflects intense energy. Tanzanite aura quartz is made from quartz that has went through a special process. In this process, indium, gold or niobium is used to bind with the quartz and the resulting crystals exhibit a tanzanite appearance.
The largest cut tanzanite in the world is the Ophir Tanzanite. The Ophir Tanzanite weighs 508.06 carats and has been recognized by GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ as the largest cut tanzanite in the world. The Ophir Tanzanite is owned by Ophir Collection, LLC.
Tanzanite is a variety of the mineral zoisite. It typically contains elements like calcium, aluminum, silicon, oxygen, and trace amounts of vanadium, which are responsible for its distinctive blue-violet color. Heat treatment is often applied to enhance the color of tanzanite.
Tanzanite
Tanzanite are blue to purple colored silica. In natural form it is reddish on heat treatment it becomes a mixture of blue hues with violet and sometimes burgundy. In different lighting effects it appears different.
Locally one can find tanzanite jewelry at JCPenney. Tanzanite is a stone that is becoming more difficult to find. But one can also purchase tanzanite jewelry online at Gemvara and Amazon.
It's just a name assigned to this color stone from Jewelry Television (JTV) with their trademark on it. They used to call it green tanzanite and claimed that it was a cross between tsavorite and tanzanite and now they are saying that they don't know what causes this color. Their are green tanzanites and even pink tanzanites but JTV calls them all ocean tanzanite.
tanzanite is used for making jewellry
Actually neither term is correct. Tanzanite is a variety of the mineral Zoisite. Quartz and Diamond are minerals in their own right and there is absolutely no connection between the 3 of them. They all have unique physical and chemical properties. Anyone trying to sell "Tanzanite Quartz" is most likely selling Amethyst (Amethyst is the purple variety of Quartz) and anyone selling Tanzanite Diamond is simply being unscrupulous. There is no such thing. You might want to learn more about Tanzanite here on www.lapigems.com as they have extensive educational features.
To determine if your tanzanite is natural, you can have it examined by a gemologist who can use various tests to identify its authenticity. Look for inclusions, color zoning, and pleochroism as natural tanzanite will often exhibit these characteristics. Additionally, ensure you have proper documentation and certification of the gemstone's origin and authenticity.
Tanzanite is found in an area where there are no diamonds. Natural tanzanite is endemic only to the Mererani Hills of Northern Tanzania.
You can buy a ring mount for a trillion tanzanite at jewelry stores that specialize in custom designs or settings. Look for jewelers who offer custom mounting services or shop online through websites that sell loose gemstones and settings separately. Be sure to provide accurate measurements for the tanzanite so the ring mount fits properly.