
Ladies Necklaces with Olive Peridot-Tanzanite Pendant Necklace, 25.74 Carats
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Discovered in the hills of Mount Kilimanjaro in 1967, tanzanite was initially mistaken for a variant of sapphire. However, upon closer examination, it revealed a more intricate and unique composition. The gemstone was named "Tanzanite" by Henry B. Platt, then president and chairman of Tiffany & Co., at the 1968 World's Fair. There, its extraordinary blue-violet brilliance captured the admiration of attendees. While many tanzanites possess a lighter violet shade, specimens exhibiting a deep, blue hue, such as this one, are especially sought after for their unparalleled beauty and value.
Pendant: 2" length