No Reserve Price Tanzanite - 1.04 ct - Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)
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1.04 carat marquise Tanzanite from Tanzania, eye clean with violetish blue and greenish hues, backed by an IGE certificate D-57013.
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Description from the seller
Clean lustrous Tanzanite,
Weight: 1.04 ct
Size: 9.98 x 4.96 x 3.08 mm
Shape: Marquise.
Color: Violetish Blue and Greenish.
Clarity: Eye Clean.
Treatment: Tanzanite is commonly heated to improve its color.
Origin: Tanzania.
IGE Certificate D-57013
Sending via registered insured mail with tracking number
Clean lustrous Tanzanite,
Weight: 1.04 ct
Size: 9.98 x 4.96 x 3.08 mm
Shape: Marquise.
Color: Violetish Blue and Greenish.
Clarity: Eye Clean.
Treatment: Tanzanite is commonly heated to improve its color.
Origin: Tanzania.
IGE Certificate D-57013
Sending via registered insured mail with tracking number
Details
Gemstone type
Tanzanite
Total carat weight
1.04
Treatment
Commonly heated with no evidence of treatment
Origin as given on certificate
Tanzania
Laboratory Report
Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE)
Sealed by laboratory
Yes
Shape
Marquise
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