Iris Oval Tanzanite Engagement Ring in 14K Solid Rose Gold
This tanzanite engagement ring centers a natural oval tanzanite (8×6mm, ~1.4ct) with its mesmerizing violet-blue color, set in a graceful halo of solid rose gold. Choose your karat — 10K, 14K, or 18K. Tanzanite is a rare gem found in only one place on earth, and its deep blue-violet glows against warm rose gold — a non-traditional engagement ring or December-birthday gift with real presence. Choose moissanite or natural diamond accents.
The natural tanzanite center
The center of this tanzanite ring is a genuine natural tanzanite — oval cut, 8×6mm, ~1.4ct — prized for its rich violet-blue color that can shift subtly between blue and purple as the light changes. Tanzanite is found only near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, which makes it rarer than many better-known gems. Genuine natural tanzanite, not lab-created or simulated.
The halo & accent options
A halo of accent stones frames the tanzanite, adding sparkle and making the center read larger on the finger. Choose your accents from the drop-down menu:
- Moissanite (D color): 0.3ctw, lab-grown, 9–9.25 Mohs — brilliant, accessible, sustainable.
- Natural diamond (G/H, I1): 0.3ctw, conflict-free mined diamonds, eye-clean, 10 Mohs — traditional and enduring.
This listing is for the engagement ring; a matching wedding band can be custom made to order — contact us to coordinate.
Choose your gold: 10K, 14K, or 18K solid rose gold
This ring is solid rose gold — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil over a base metal — with your karat selected from the drop-down menu. 10K is the most durable and most affordable; 14K is the classic balance of warm rose color and everyday strength (our default); 18K carries the highest gold content and the richest rose hue. Warm rose gold makes a lovely contrast with the cool violet-blue tanzanite, and the color is permanent: it won't wear off and won't turn your skin green. Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K gold guide breaks down the karat differences. Also available in white or yellow gold on request.
About tanzanite
Tanzanite is a December birthstone, discovered only in the 1960s and mined in a single small area of Tanzania. It's associated with transformation, intuition, and calm — a meaningful, rare choice for an engagement ring or milestone gift.
- Type: Engagement ring (band sold separately / custom)
- Center stone: Natural tanzanite, oval, 8×6mm, ~1.4ct, 6–7 Mohs
- Halo accents: Choice of moissanite (D, 0.3ctw) or natural diamond (G/H, I1, 0.3ctw)
- Average band width: 2.0mm
- Metal: Solid rose gold — 10K, 14K, or 18K, selected from the drop-down (white/yellow on request)
- Engraving: Complimentary, up to 16 characters
- Made to order: Allow 3–5 weeks for production
- Every order ships in a complimentary luxury velvet jewelry box
Sizing & care
Tanzanite is about 6–7 on the Mohs scale — softer than sapphire — so give it gentle care: clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, avoid harsh chemicals, sudden temperature changes, ultrasonic and steam cleaners, and take it off for rough hands-on work. If you'd prefer a harder center stone, we can substitute one — contact us to discuss. Please reference our sizing guide before ordering. An optional written appraisal can be added from the drop-down menu (non-refundable once completed).
Tanzanite engagement ring FAQs
Is the tanzanite real and natural?
Yes — a genuine natural tanzanite, mined in Tanzania, not lab-created or simulated. Oval cut, ~1.4ct, with the rich violet-blue color tanzanite is known for.
Which metal should I choose — 10K, 14K, or 18K?
All are solid rose gold: 10K is the hardest-wearing and most affordable, 14K is the popular balance of warm color and durability, and 18K has the highest gold content and richest rose hue. Select your choice from the drop-down. See our 10K vs 14K vs 18K guide for the full comparison.
Is this real solid rose gold?
Yes. The ring is solid rose gold throughout in your chosen karat — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil. The color is permanent, won't wear off, and won't turn skin green.
Is tanzanite durable enough for an engagement ring?
Tanzanite is 6–7 on the Mohs scale, softer than sapphire, so it benefits from gentle care and protective wear. Many people wear tanzanite rings daily with awareness. If you want a harder stone, we can substitute an alternative center — just ask.
Should I choose moissanite or diamond accents?
Moissanite is lab-grown, more affordable, and very brilliant; natural diamond is the traditional choice with prestige and resale value. Both frame the tanzanite beautifully.
Does it come with a matching band?
This listing is for the engagement ring. A matching wedding band can be custom made to order — contact us to coordinate.
Can I get it in white or yellow gold?
Yes — it can be made in solid white or yellow gold on request, in your chosen karat. Leave a note at checkout or contact us before ordering.
How long does it take to make?
Made to order — please allow about 3–5 weeks. Requested modifications may adjust the timeline, and we'll confirm everything before production begins.
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Description
This tanzanite engagement ring centers a natural oval tanzanite (8×6mm, ~1.4ct) with its mesmerizing violet-blue color, set in a graceful halo of solid rose gold. Choose your karat — 10K, 14K, or 18K. Tanzanite is a rare gem found in only one place on earth, and its deep blue-violet glows against warm rose gold — a non-traditional engagement ring or December-birthday gift with real presence. Choose moissanite or natural diamond accents.
The natural tanzanite center
The center of this tanzanite ring is a genuine natural tanzanite — oval cut, 8×6mm, ~1.4ct — prized for its rich violet-blue color that can shift subtly between blue and purple as the light changes. Tanzanite is found only near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, which makes it rarer than many better-known gems. Genuine natural tanzanite, not lab-created or simulated.
The halo & accent options
A halo of accent stones frames the tanzanite, adding sparkle and making the center read larger on the finger. Choose your accents from the drop-down menu:
- Moissanite (D color): 0.3ctw, lab-grown, 9–9.25 Mohs — brilliant, accessible, sustainable.
- Natural diamond (G/H, I1): 0.3ctw, conflict-free mined diamonds, eye-clean, 10 Mohs — traditional and enduring.
This listing is for the engagement ring; a matching wedding band can be custom made to order — contact us to coordinate.
Choose your gold: 10K, 14K, or 18K solid rose gold
This ring is solid rose gold — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil over a base metal — with your karat selected from the drop-down menu. 10K is the most durable and most affordable; 14K is the classic balance of warm rose color and everyday strength (our default); 18K carries the highest gold content and the richest rose hue. Warm rose gold makes a lovely contrast with the cool violet-blue tanzanite, and the color is permanent: it won't wear off and won't turn your skin green. Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K gold guide breaks down the karat differences. Also available in white or yellow gold on request.
About tanzanite
Tanzanite is a December birthstone, discovered only in the 1960s and mined in a single small area of Tanzania. It's associated with transformation, intuition, and calm — a meaningful, rare choice for an engagement ring or milestone gift.
- Type: Engagement ring (band sold separately / custom)
- Center stone: Natural tanzanite, oval, 8×6mm, ~1.4ct, 6–7 Mohs
- Halo accents: Choice of moissanite (D, 0.3ctw) or natural diamond (G/H, I1, 0.3ctw)
- Average band width: 2.0mm
- Metal: Solid rose gold — 10K, 14K, or 18K, selected from the drop-down (white/yellow on request)
- Engraving: Complimentary, up to 16 characters
- Made to order: Allow 3–5 weeks for production
- Every order ships in a complimentary luxury velvet jewelry box
Sizing & care
Tanzanite is about 6–7 on the Mohs scale — softer than sapphire — so give it gentle care: clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth, avoid harsh chemicals, sudden temperature changes, ultrasonic and steam cleaners, and take it off for rough hands-on work. If you'd prefer a harder center stone, we can substitute one — contact us to discuss. Please reference our sizing guide before ordering. An optional written appraisal can be added from the drop-down menu (non-refundable once completed).
Tanzanite engagement ring FAQs
Is the tanzanite real and natural?
Yes — a genuine natural tanzanite, mined in Tanzania, not lab-created or simulated. Oval cut, ~1.4ct, with the rich violet-blue color tanzanite is known for.
Which metal should I choose — 10K, 14K, or 18K?
All are solid rose gold: 10K is the hardest-wearing and most affordable, 14K is the popular balance of warm color and durability, and 18K has the highest gold content and richest rose hue. Select your choice from the drop-down. See our 10K vs 14K vs 18K guide for the full comparison.
Is this real solid rose gold?
Yes. The ring is solid rose gold throughout in your chosen karat — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil. The color is permanent, won't wear off, and won't turn skin green.
Is tanzanite durable enough for an engagement ring?
Tanzanite is 6–7 on the Mohs scale, softer than sapphire, so it benefits from gentle care and protective wear. Many people wear tanzanite rings daily with awareness. If you want a harder stone, we can substitute an alternative center — just ask.
Should I choose moissanite or diamond accents?
Moissanite is lab-grown, more affordable, and very brilliant; natural diamond is the traditional choice with prestige and resale value. Both frame the tanzanite beautifully.
Does it come with a matching band?
This listing is for the engagement ring. A matching wedding band can be custom made to order — contact us to coordinate.
Can I get it in white or yellow gold?
Yes — it can be made in solid white or yellow gold on request, in your chosen karat. Leave a note at checkout or contact us before ordering.
How long does it take to make?
Made to order — please allow about 3–5 weeks. Requested modifications may adjust the timeline, and we'll confirm everything before production begins.
