Six extraordinary tanzanite cabochons form the composition of Royal Blue, bringing together more than 156 carats of intensely coloured stone around the wrist.
Cut in alternating shapes rather than matched to a single form, the tanzanites create their own rhythm. Their polished surfaces emphasise colour and volume, allowing the characteristic blue and violet nuances of tanzanite to shift with the light.
The setting is deliberately restrained. Crafted in 18k white gold, it gives the stones a cool architectural framework while keeping the uninterrupted expanse of blue at the centre of the piece.
The gemstones
6 tanzanite cabochons — 156.65 ct total
67 brilliant-cut diamonds — 0.68 ct total
The diamonds are concentrated in the clasp rather than distributed around the bracelet. A detail rather than the subject, they provide a final point of brilliance against the saturated blue of the tanzanites.
The bracelet is crafted in 18k white gold and weighs 78 g.
Royal Blue
Tanzanite comes from a single source: the area around Merelani in northern Tanzania. But geography alone does not make exceptional tanzanite.
What matters is colour.
Royal Blue was built around six stones whose scale and saturation allow that colour to dominate the design. Rather than reducing them to uniformity, their different shapes are preserved and brought together as a single composition.
More than 156 carats. Six stones. One remarkable blue.
Crafted in our Idar-Oberstein atelier.
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