Tanzanite and Diamond Rings

Tanzanite is an even newer addition to the list of birthstones: it was added as an alternative December birthstone in 2002 by the American Gem Trade Association. It adds a welcome shot of vibrancy to a month that’s often defined by cold weather and the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season.

In nature, tanzanite is usually green or brown, though once in great while blue or purple specimens are discovered. Most tanzanite that’s used in jewelry is heat treated to produce a blue or violet color that’s unlike that of any other gemstone. Apples of Gold’s collection of tanzanite and diamond rings feature this alluring blue variety of tanzanite.

While many people may not know what this newcomer looks like, once they see it, it’s hard to forget. Tanzanite’s intense blue with a hint of violet is simultaneously soft and full of life, like the rich color of the bluest cornflower on a summer day.

The color of tanzanite holds special appeal not only for its uniqueness but also for its ability to flatter any completion. Tanzanite and diamond rings are complementary adornments for any woman, accenting the beauty of all who wear them.

The timelessness of a diamond perfectly plays off of the one-of-a-kind nature of tanzanite in tanzanite and diamond rings. The sparkle of the “girl’s best friend” is a lovely partner for any gemstone, but the complementary pairing of diamond and tanzanite is truly exquisite as these two stones truly work together to create unique and beautiful pieces that are more than the sum of their parts.

In short, tanzanite and diamond rings are very special. They exhibit matchless, vibrant color that’s both soothing and invigorating and a sparkle that draws the eye in again and again.

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