- Discovered in 1967 by a member of the Maasai tribe in the hills of northern Tanzania near Mount Kilimanjaro.
- Precious stone a thousand times rarer than diamonds, Tanzanite gems come only from a small strip of land just 4 km long.
- Its color can vary from a sky blue to a deep midnight blue with more or less intense shades of purple and flashes of purple
- Its name Tanzanite is due to Harry Platt, president at that time of the famous Tiffany jeweler who names it in honor of the place from which it is extracted
- Tanzanite is associated with good luck and prosperity, in the Maasai people it is given to new mothers or newborn children.
Sorrento collection trilogy band ring in 18kt white gold with 3 rectangular natural blue Tanzanites and outline of brilliant cut natural diamonds
Classic Sorrento collection necklace in 18kt white gold with rectangular natural blue Tanzanite and outline of brilliant cut natural diamonds
Classic ring in 18kt white gold with natural blue Tanzanite of 6x6 mm cushion cut and outline of brilliant cut natural diamonds
Classic ring in 18kt white gold with cushion cut natural blue Tanzanite and double outline of brilliant cut natural diamonds
Classic ring Sorrento collection in 18kt white gold with rectangular natural blue Tanzanite and outline of brilliant cut natural diamonds
Classic ring in 18kt white gold with natural blue cushion cut Tanzanite of 2.87 carats and outline of natural brilliant cut diamonds
Classic ring in 18kt white gold with 0.85 carat cushion cut natural blue Tanzanite and outline of brilliant cut natural diamonds
