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Lavender beaded tanzanite anklet with gold-tone clasp and adjustable chain
Lavender beaded anklet on ankle with subtle gold-tone chain details
Lavender gemstone bead anklet with gold-tone lobster clasp and linked extender
Lavender beaded tanzanite anklet with gold-tone clasp and adjustable chain
Lavender beaded anklet on ankle with subtle gold-tone chain details
Lavender gemstone bead anklet with gold-tone lobster clasp and linked extender

14.00 ct. t.w. Tanzanite Bead Anklet with 18kt Gold Over Sterling. 9"

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$89

$69
Step into the bead trend with this adorable anklet, featuring 14.00 ct. t.w. round faceted tanzanite beads in a medley of dreamy purple hues…
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Item 244554

11 Gemstone Choices
Aquamarine, Quartz & Moonstone
Tanzanite
Pink Opal
Multicolored Tourmaline
Garnet
Pink Tourmaline
Peridot
Lapis
Pearl
Turquoise
Amethyst
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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Visually Speaking

The difference between a bead bracelet and a chain bracelet is visual and physical. A bead bracelet has presence through the spacing of three-dimensional units while a chain bracelet moves more freely through the articulation of its links. Both types of bracelets make for beautiful gifts.

The Perfect Gift

Tanzanite is among the most narratively substantive gemstone gifts available due to its extreme rarity with a documented geological basis, geographic exclusivity limited to one deposit in Tanzania, and official December birthstone status. Each of those characteristics adds meaning that holds up beyond the initial presentation.

Heritage & History

Since 1952, Ross-Simons has been helping people find jewelry they love. Seventy-plus years of that means handling an enormous range of materials, constructions, and price points. What lasts, what wears well, what holds its finish over time: that knowledge comes from volume and repetition, not theory.

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