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A Little History Of The Tanzanite Gem Stone

Tanzanite was born over 500 million years ago when Mt. Kilimanjaro erupted in an area that was to become East Africa. The eruption caused a unique set of conditions to form deep within the earth - heat and pressure mixed with rare chemicals such as Vanadium to allow this exceptionally rare gem stone to form. These conditions remained constant for the entire 500 million years and Tanzanite grew.
It was first discovered by man in 1967 when an enormous grassfire swept the land below Kilimanjaro clear. As Tanzanite is a brownish color in its rough state, the crystals lying on the surface were never noticed. After the grassfire had burnt the land and heated the stones, they turned a bright, glittering violet-blue. A magical carpet of tiny gem stones glittering in the sunlight attracted the attention of some Maasai tribesmen. They were mesmerised by the stones and picked them up becoming the first ever humans to ever hold Tanzanite in their hands. Today thousands of fortunate people have the privelege to wear this beautiful gem stone but as more and more people learn about it and desire it, the more the source is mined and today we stand at a crossroads. The supply is running out. The top quality, deeply saturated Tanzanite gem stones traditionally constitute only 1% of all production are becoming extremely hard to get.

Tanzanite was named by Tiffany & Company (New York) and for the first ten years after its discovery Tiffany's had the exclusive right to this lovely gem stone. Today, after the liberalization of the Tanzanian economy, it is a free market. Being at the source we are in the enviable position to obtain this wonderful gem stone in its rough state, cut and offer it to the world.

Tazanite is,

• The most expensive stone in Tanzania
• Is more than a gem with no doubts
• Is the new name of my template :D