Custom request: Crescent moon ring with tanzanite, enlarged band's width | #105

Price includes the customisation fee for the extra width of the band. Visualisation will be sent before production for the approval.

At the center of this solitaire ring, a majestic tanzanite gemstone gleams with an otherworldly allure. Its deep violet-blue hue captures the essence of twilight, evoking a sense of mystery and wonder.

Surrounding the tanzanite, a partial diamond halo gracefully takes shape, forming a crescent moon that bathes the central gemstone in a soft, celestial glow. The diamonds twinkle like stars, adding an ethereal touch to the already captivating design.

Enhancing the ring's allure is a textured hammered shank, showcasing an organic aesthetic that speaks to the untamed beauty of nature.

The Moonlight is a testament to the fusion of modernity and natural beauty. With each wear, it whispers secrets of the cosmos, reminding you of the infinite possibilities that lie before you.

Available in rose, yellow or white gold. Can be made with different gemstone combination.

Matching wedding band is available.

Gemstones

• central: natural tanzanite, VS2, 6.5 mm, 1 ct
• accent gemstones: natural diamonds, VS, 0.04 ct
  

Metal details

We use only solid, recycled fair trade gold. Shown in yellow gold this ring can be remade in white or rose gold too. 14K or 18K by your choice.

TANZANITE: extraordinary gemstone

Tanzanite was only discovered in 1967, and introduced to the world in 1968 by Tiffany & Company, who called it “the most beautiful blue gemstone to be discovered in more than 2,000 years”. It is only found in one place on Earth: in Africa, in a small 7 km long area near Mount Kilimanjaro.

Now it is gaining popularity and it's more likely that mines will run out by the end of the current generation. Tanzanite’s single source and limited supply make it at least 1000 times rarer than diamond. This makes tanzanite a great investment gemstone. Imagine what a treasure it will be for your kinds and grandkids! 

Tanzanite ranks between 6.5 and 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, which means it is a slightly soft gemstone, similar to emerald but less brittle. Due to its hardness and properties, tanzanite needs to be treated with care – but this doesn’t mean that tanzanite stones are not suitable for everyday wear.

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