1.53ct Tanzanite Earrings 9ct Yellow Gold ‘CERTIFIED AA’ Exquisite Colour & Clarity! Large Stones!

Such a beautiful pair of 9k yellow gold earrings set with premium AA graded tanzanites measuring an impressive 7mm x 5mm with a combined weight of 1.53 carats so large gemstones at just over 3/4 of a carat in weight each! Certainly difficult to find the larger tanzanites now set into stud earrings especially with such great colour which can be described as a vivid blue/violet with pink flashes in certain lights. The earrings are secured with butterfly fasteners which have been made larger than average for added security.  Please be assured, the earrings you see in our photos are the earrings that will be delivered to you!  We are sure that whoever decides to buy the earrings will be thrilled with their purchase.

The earrings are hand crafted to a high standard and NOT mass machine produced and are brand new and will be delivered to you in a premium quality presentation box.

Please feel confident in purchasing from Tam’s Tanzanites in the knowledge that we have sourced vast amounts of tanzanite. All the tanzanite gemstones we sell have been tested for authenticity.

Please take a look at our feedback on our website, EBay and Etsy stores left by over 1,800  satisfied customers who have bought predominantly tanzanite from us and are pleased to say, have now established a fantastic customer base who return to us regularly.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Hallmarked in UK 375 – 9k Yellow Gold

2 oval shaped genuine AA graded tanzanites (1.53 ctw) – Origin Tanzania

Gold weight – 1.10g

Tanzanite really is a good investment. 1,000 times rarer than diamond. A spokesman from the Tanzanite Authority said it was difficult to ascertain exactly what the price of tanzanite would be in the future, with many expecting the price to reach anywhere from $10,000 to $15,000 per carat during the next decade, however, what is for certain is that supply is infinite and the demand for the stone continues to rise as developing markets such as India and China continue to drive demand upwards. Towards the end of the 1990’s tanzanite had established itself as the most popular selling gemstone in the world outselling most coloured gemstones!