nala Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Oct 23, 2011 Messages 7,355 Mar 8, 2017 #1 So this stone fits my setting. And it's being sold for 180 dollars. Is this a good choice?
E ElizabethR Shiny_Rock Joined Jan 19, 2011 Messages 313 Mar 8, 2017 #2 I can't tell if it's a good choice, but it looks fabulous to me.
T L Super_Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Sep 20, 2008 Messages 25,229 Mar 10, 2017 #3 Depends on the price. Here's a GIA article on tanzanite quality factors. https://www.gia.edu/tanzanite-quality-factor
Depends on the price. Here's a GIA article on tanzanite quality factors. https://www.gia.edu/tanzanite-quality-factor
I IslandBB Shiny_Rock Joined Sep 29, 2015 Messages 120 Mar 15, 2017 #4 This is an interesting topic to me since I've recently become interested in blue tanzanite. It seems like those are more desirable and therefore more expensive? At least based on the article above... Hoping I didn't overpay for one myself...
This is an interesting topic to me since I've recently become interested in blue tanzanite. It seems like those are more desirable and therefore more expensive? At least based on the article above... Hoping I didn't overpay for one myself...
Austina Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Feb 24, 2017 Messages 7,974 Mar 16, 2017 #5 It certainly looks a good colour. I was told that if you look at it side view on, you should be able to see flashes of red. I have 2 pieces graded as AAAA (that's how they're graded here) and I can see that they're clearly pleochroic, but hard to see on a photograph.
It certainly looks a good colour. I was told that if you look at it side view on, you should be able to see flashes of red. I have 2 pieces graded as AAAA (that's how they're graded here) and I can see that they're clearly pleochroic, but hard to see on a photograph.
chrono Super_Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Apr 22, 2004 Messages 38,363 Mar 16, 2017 #6 It looks nice; just need some care if wearing in a ring.