Tanzanite
gemstones are commonly used in the
ring settings along with
diamonds, and they are rarely seen as the main center
stone. However, they do have attractive hues of violet and blue all the way, which can be a perfect match for the pale baby
color portrayed by
yellow gold,
rose gold, as well as
white gold.
If you were choosing tanzanite as the center
stone of your
engagement ring, the
classic halo design in
white gold would be a good option. The eccentric and
unique essence of bluish charm perfectly matches the
white diamond of the
halo diamonds to bring a glorious appearance to the
white gold tanzanite and
diamond ring.
In fact, tanzanite would be just the thing if you wanted to bring a look of
sapphire into your
ring while keeping the budget low. Experts predict that it is a great asset too, because once the
gemstone runs out of stock, the prices would skyrocket. Note that all the tanzanite
gemstones found in the market are natural because there is no technique found yet to fully synthesize them.