Our mineral focus
Coloured Gemstones
An exceptional diversity of colour. Ruby, sapphire, tsavorite and other garnets, tourmaline, spinel, emerald and beryl, zircon and chrysoberyl, built around responsible sourcing and accurate grading.

Discover Coloured Gemstones with Tanzania Minerals Mining Specialist Ltd
Tanzania is internationally known for an exceptional diversity of coloured gemstones.
Our objective is to develop a gemstone business built around responsible sourcing, accurate identification, professional grading, value addition and access to serious international buyers.
An exceptional diversity of colour
Tanzania is internationally known for an exceptional diversity of coloured gemstones. Our objective is to develop a gemstone business built around responsible sourcing, accurate identification, professional grading, value addition and access to serious international buyers.
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Gemstones in our focus
- Ruby. One of the world’s most recognised precious coloured gemstones.
- Sapphire. Valued internationally in blue and numerous fancy colours.
- Tsavorite and other garnets. East Africa is internationally recognised for attractive varieties of garnet, making this an important category for exploration and gemstone trading.
- Tourmaline. A highly diverse gemstone occurring in numerous commercially attractive colours.
- Spinel. Increasingly recognised internationally as an important fine gemstone.
- Emerald and beryl. Important members of the beryl mineral family with established international jewellery markets.
- Zircon. A natural gemstone valued particularly for its brilliance and variety of colours.
- Chrysoberyl. An important gemstone family that can include valuable gem-quality material.
How we participate
Depending on the stage and character of the opportunity, our participation in coloured gemstones may take the form of:
- Responsible mining participation
- Sourcing and trading
- Grading, cutting and polishing investment
- Certification and branding
- International marketing partnerships
Every opportunity is evaluated individually
We evaluate coloured gemstones opportunities, like all others, according to legal status, geological potential, technical requirements and commercial viability. Each stage of our eight-stage process must justify the next, so capital is committed progressively as geological and commercial evidence accumulates.
Our investment processHow We Evaluate
Four questions, answered in order, before capital is committed.
Legal status
The mineral right, its holder and its standing under Tanzania’s mining regulations.
Geological potential
Evidence of mineralisation from mapping, sampling, assays and any previous work.
Technical requirements
What exploration, mining and processing the deposit would need to produce a saleable product.
Commercial viability
Capital requirements, risks and the market for the product at the quality the deposit can deliver.