Cushion Tanzanite, Tsavorite & Diamond Ring in 18k Yellow Gold

A cushion tanzanite at the center of a two-level diamond halo, with marquise tsavorite garnets nestled between the halo levels at four positions, set in 18k yellow gold. Crafted with natural tanzanite, natural tsavorite garnets, and solid 18k yellow gold — wearable art that holds its value

• Tanzanite: 1 natural cushion tanzanite | Vivid royal blue-violet | 2.35ct | Length: 8.88mm | Width: 7.09mm | Depth: 4.76mm | 4-prong crown | Two-level diamond halo | Mohs 6.5
• Diamonds: 28 natural round brilliant diamonds | White & bright | G–H color | VS1 clarity | Full cut | 0.83ct total | Two-level halo | Mohs 10
• Tsavorite garnets: 4 natural marquise tsavorite garnets | Vivid forest green | 0.33ct total | Length: 4mm average | Width: 2mm average | 4 positions | Mohs 6.5–7.5
• Metal: 18k Yellow Gold | Solid | High-polish | 4-prong crown tanzanite setting | Individual prong round diamond settings | Individual prong marquise tsavorite settings | Two-level diamond halo | Open gallery | Wide tapered shank
• Ring Size: 5.75 | Complimentary resizing available upon request
• Dimensions: Length: 18.17mm (3/4"-) | Width: 16.57mm (5/8"+) | Depth: 7.31mm (5/16"-)

Crafted in our USA workshop, start to finish.

Color Note: This tanzanite displays a vivid royal blue-violet. Tanzanite is a strongly pleochroic stone — color shifts between vivid royal blue-violet and deep violet-blue depending on light source and viewing angle. This is a natural optical property of the stone, not a flaw. The tsavorite garnets display a vivid, saturated forest green — consistent across all four marquise stones. Natural inclusions are characteristic of both genuine tanzanite and tsavorite and are fully expected in natural stones.

Stone Notes: TTanzanite is a blue-violet variety of the mineral zoisite, found exclusively in a small mining area near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania. It ranks 6.5 on the Mohs scale — beautiful and wearable, but requiring more care than sapphire or diamond. Tanzanite is strongly pleochroic — displaying vivid royal blue-violet, deep violet-blue, and burgundy tones depending on the angle and light source. Tsavorite garnet ranks 6.5–7.5 on the Mohs scale and is prized for its vivid, saturated forest green color.

A Note on Color: Photography is captured under controlled lighting to represent this piece as accurately as possible. Tanzanite color shifts with the angle of light and view; tsavorite may read slightly more vivid or muted green — colors may read slightly differently depending on your light source, screen calibration, and brightness.

Care: Your jewelry is a lifetime investment and a work of art — treat it with the care it deserves. Tanzanite is beautiful but more delicate than sapphire or diamond — handle with care; the marquise tsavorite points are also vulnerable to chipping. Remove before sleeping, swimming, showering, or any water activity. Never apply lotions, hairspray, perfume, or cosmetics while wearing — always put on last. Avoid prolonged exposure to perspiration. Avoid impact, sharp blows, and abrasive surfaces — tanzanite can chip or scratch, and the marquise tsavorite points are vulnerable. Never expose to sudden temperature changes. Clean gently with warm water and mild soap using a soft brush to reach between all diamond settings in both halo levels, around the tsavorite prongs, and into the open gallery; pat dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners. Store separately in a soft pouch. Annual inspection recommended — verify all 4 tanzanite prong tips, all tsavorite prong settings, and full two-level diamond halo integrity at each inspection.