Gemstone Education

Lush blue velvet. Rich royal purple. Exotic tanzanite is found in only one place on earth, near majestic Kilimanjaro.

Named for Tanzania, the country where it was discovered in 1967, tanzanite is the blue-to-violet or purple variety of the mineral zoisite. It's become one of the most popular of colored gemstones.

BIRTHSTONE: DECEMBER MORE ABOUT THIS STONE

JAN GARNET

FEB AMETHYST

MAR AQUAMARINE

APR DIAMOND

MAY EMERALD

JUN PEARL

JUL RUBY

AUG PERIDOT

SEP SAPPHIRE

OCT OPAL

NOV TOPAZ

DEC TANZANITE

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