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Tanzanian Sapphire Rough

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Tanzanian Sapphire Rough For Sale

When acquiring Tanzanian Sapphire rough, the discernment of an expert is key. Start with color; Tanzanian Sapphires come in various shades, including blues, greens, and yellows. Seek rough stones with vibrant, appealing color, free from undesirable tones or zoning. Clarity is crucial; prioritize specimens with minimal inclusions for optimal transparency and brilliance when cut. Examine the overall size and shape, as larger pieces often yield larger finished gems. Pay attention to surface features and fractures, as they can impact the stone's usability and value. Understanding the source, often from Tunduru, and any treatments applied is also essential. By considering these factors, you'll secure Tanzanian Sapphire rough with the potential to yield exquisite finished gemstones, ideal for high-quality jewelry or collectors' pieces.