Tanzanite Ring in 925 Silver with Blue Sapphire and Citrine | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Tanzanite, Sapphire and Citrine Ring: Hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver, this size 16 ring is a one-of-a-kind work of refined chromatic composition. Tanzanite, blue sapphire, and citrine, faceted in circular and oval cuts, come together in a design where the natural stone unfolds in blues, violets, and touches of gold.

Aesthetic Details — Tanzanite, Sapphire and Citrine Ring: The 2mm sapphires trace a central oval framed by oval tanzanites, while the citrines are placed strategically between the gems to offer a warm counterpoint. The result is a composition where deep blue and violet are lit from within by golden sparks, in a delicate and precise artisan construction. The rhodium finish over the 925 silver lends a brighter, more durable white; a soft cloth is enough to preserve its luster over time.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Tanzanite, Sapphire and Citrine Ring: Hand-forged in Córdoba, Argentina by Rocas & Cristales, this ring is backed by our quality guarantee and ships complimentary to addresses worldwide, arriving ready to wear from the moment it reaches you.

Natural Stone Properties — Tanzanite, Sapphire and Citrine Ring: Tanzanite is a natural stone capable of showing up to three colors depending on the angle of light, and it ranks among the most sought-after gems in the United States. It is associated with transformation, intuition, and elevated communication, linked to the throat chakra and the third eye. Citrine adds abundance and optimism, while sapphire lends wisdom. These natural stones are considered affinity stones for Sagittarius and Gemini, with tanzanite sourced from Tanzania, inviting the wearer to discover clarity and inner renewal. First identified only in the late 1960s, tanzanite remains geologically exclusive to a single small region near Mount Kilimanjaro, making every faceted specimen a genuinely finite resource. Gemologists estimate that known reserves may be exhausted within a matter of decades, lending each tanzanite piece an added sense of rarity.