Are you a December born? If yes, then you’re lucky to have Tanzanite as the December birthstone . In 2002, tanzanite was the first gemstone to be added to the official list of birthstones since 1912. Tanzanite's blue-violet variety of gemstone comes from a mineral called zoisite and receives its pretty colors from the trace element vanadium. Tanzanite received its name from Tanzania as it is the only place in the world that produces this stunning gemstone and the honor of naming this gemstone goes to Tiffany & Co. Tiffany's marketing department thought the scientific name "blue-violet zoisite" was not consumer friendly enough, and hence renamed it to - Tanzanite. A score of  6.5 out of 10 on the Mohs scale of hardness makes Tanzanite a softer gemstone comparatively but it is perfect for day-to-day use and needs to be taken care of to not get scratches. Do you know that this stunning gemstone is not only the birthstone of December but also the 24th year anniversary...

Marc Jacobs said, “Shine is my favorite color.” If shine is your SO’s favorite color too then choosing the ravishing December birthstone as her gift will make her day. Tanzanite is known as December's birthstone! One of the most recent discoveries in the gemstone industry, Tanzanites was first mined in 1967. Even though tanzanites do not have an extensive history some people believe that tanzanite is an emblem of wisdom, truth, and dignity.  Tanzanite comes from a mineral called zoisite which is known for its beautiful shade that varies from vivid blue to gorgeous purple. Vanadium is the trace element that gives tanzanites their beautiful tone of color. Do you know the origin of tanzanites? The December birthstone can be found only in Tanzania and nowhere else, hence it is named after its place of origin! Since tanzanite is found in only one location in the world, it is quite rare and also special in its own ways. If you’re looking for a perfect gift for your significant other then...

If you are going to purchase a gemstone ring for your engagement, then you need to choose a gemstone wisely because it is a lifetime event. Alexandrite is the gemstone you would be willing to opt for in your engagement ring. It is known for its color-changing property, which is why this gemstone is also called ‘emerald by day and ruby by night.’  Many intriguing facts make Alexandrite a rare and perfect gemstone for an engagement ring. The hardness of this stone is approx. 8.5, which makes it durable and suitable for an engagement ring. So if you have made up your mind to go for an Alexandrite engagement ring but are still confused about the design of the ring, then this quick buying guide will be helpful for you. Some Trending Alexandrite Engagement Rings  1.   Pear-shaped vintage alexandrite diamond ring This vintage engagement ring design holds a significant place in the most loved jewelry designs of all time. An alexandrite surrounded by diamonds makes this engag...