Essex Tanzanite & Diamond Ring

Essex

Tanzanite & Diamond Ring

The Essex is the epitome of the jeweler’s art in balance, harmony, beauty, and strength. It is the most beautiful hand-crafted three-stone diamond ring ever made. So precise in its technical perfection, it can be studied under a microscope. We reserve Essex for only the finest gems and most brilliant diamonds. The result is dazzling.

Tanzanite

The first thing you notice is the color: deep, vivid blue, with a purplish tinge that dances about the stone as it moves in the light. With its dazzling intensity and complex play of color, Tanzanite boasts a uniquely sensuous appeal.

Tanzanite’s rarity and exotic origin are also part of its fascination. This modern gemstone was unknown until 1967, when Massai herdsmen in eastern Africa noticed blue crystals sparkling in the sun. Tanzanite’s dramatic discovery, coupled with its scintillating beauty, caused a worldwide sensation. To date the world’s only source for the gem remains the hills of northern Tanzania, near Mount Kilimanjaro.

Tanzanite’s dual color – brilliant blue with hints of purple – makes it both warm and cool. Bold yet meltingly beautiful, it is a favorite of many gem lovers.

Hardness 6-7. Tanzanite in a ring should be reserved for selective wear. Think of the dress with shoes to match, hair done, then your bombshell Tanzanite ring slipped over the finger. You’re ready to go. Tanzanite is not an everyday ring. You wear a Tanzanite with caution. If I said, “You do your nails. You’re waiting for them to dry. You know exactly what to do and not do for the next 30 minutes,” Think of your new Tanzanite ring in a similar way. You must be selective of where, when and how you wear your ring. Some are good candidates for a Tanzanite ring, and some of you should never consider the ring as a serious contender to become part of your collection. You know who you are.