tanzanite engagement rings
Tanzanite is a beautiful stone, comprising indigo, violet and blue shades that highlight its exotic origins. This unique stone can only be found near the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro and is supposed to bring wisdom, truth and spiritual realisation. Tanzanite makes a beautiful and affordable choice for anyone who wants to treat their future spouse to a beautifully coloured stone that will illuminate in every light. If you’re looking to truly spoil your spouse, look no further than to our Gemstone Ring with oval-shaped tanzanite and diamonds. With three beautiful tanzanite stones set within small and delicate diamonds, this tanzanite engagement ring is a show-stopper and is sure to wow your future spouse. If your partner prefers an understated ring, consider a pear-shaped tanzanite ring which is set in diamonds. All of our tanzanite engagement rings at Abelini can be completely customised and you can choose from silver, gold rose gold and platinum. Read More >>
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Engagement Rings Tanzanite FAQs
With its beautiful blue hue, some couples love tanzanite as an engagement ring choice - especially as it is more affordable than sapphire and similar in colour. Its rarity and the fact that it symbolises optimism for the future are further reasons why it suits the time of engagement - and it's a gem that's growing in popularity, too.
As it is softer than other gems such as diamonds, though, special care must be taken to ensure that your tanzanite gemstone is set in the right way to avoid damage. For peace of mind, order tanzanite engagement rings from a trusted jewellery expert, like Abelini.
Generally, it is recommended that the gemstone you choose for an engagement ring measures at least 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale. Tanzanite, however, tends to measure between 6 and 7, meaning that it is not as tough as other gemstones that are used in engagement rings.
It is a stone that is not particularly tough, and one that is also prone to cleavage: if struck, tanzanite stones can break. In an engagement ring, which is subject to daily wear and tear, this isn't ideal.
However, with the right setting that protects the stone, the risk of damage can be minimised and tanzanite rings can last a lifetime.