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Tanzanite RarityTanzanite is a rare and precious gemstone variety of the mineral zoisite offering outstanding investment opportunities. While zoisite itself occurs widely, the random presence of vanadium in the same vicinity under exacting geological conditions more than 585 million years ago created the ideal environment for tanzanite's conception. Tanzanite formation is so rare that it has been described as being more astounding than the stone itself.
Found only in Tanzania
Just one generationThis geology is rendered even more phenomenal by the fact that the source is limited to a single generation. Those fortunate enough to already own tanzanite gems and those who acquire it in the next decade or so will be the only first-time owners. Thereafter, tanzanite will become a precious heirloom available only from tanzanite owners/investors. Identical Case History Indicates to Buy NowParaiba tourmaline was discovered in the late 1980's and the mines were quickly exhausted by the mid 1990's. While it was easily obtained for cheap on the market in the 1980's as a little known gemstone, its prices are now an average of $20,000 a carat. Therefore, we easily anticipate tanzanite to reach astronomical prices within 12-13 years. Paraiba tourmaline is not near as beautiful and eye catching as Tanzanite, so the potential gain is even greater with Tanzanite investments..
Unparalleled ScarcityBecause tanzanite is more than 1000 times rarer than diamonds, the unparalleled scarcity has earned tanzanite its own unique place in the gemstone hierarchy.
Tanzanite Secure Investment
Can you imagine what it is to own and have a collection of anything that is treasured, is increasing in demand and has a rapidly dwindling supply expected to be depleted in 5 to 10 years? This makes tanzanite a viable, secure and potentially, hugely profitable investment. With the economic downturn, now is an especially good time to invest in tanzanite.
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