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I wish ingekuwa Mimi,ile siku nitangukia I will post it here ndio yule mama @Nefertities hatakama atakuwa an old hag with breasts sagging like miratina ajue hata masikini huwa Tajiri,I know she loves money na kwa SAA hii kwangu sinaTwo large Tanzanite gemstones are shown at a ceremony in Manyara region in Tanzania, on June 24, 2020. PHOTO | XINHUA
Tanzanian Saniniu Kuryan Laizer who recently became an overnight millionaire has yet again found another 6-kilogramme Tanzanite stone – gemstone worth over Sh140 million.
The latest piece becomes the second-largest Tanzanite stone to be found in the Northern Mirelani hills.
Just a month ago, the local small-scale miner found the largest ever recovered Tanzanite which weighed 9.27kg and another one which weighed 5.1kg.
The 52-year-old, husband of four wives and father of 30, sold the gems to the government of Tanzania for Sh357.2 million. He also intends to sell his new fortune to the government.
Tanzanite was first discovered in Tanzania in 1967, in a very small mining area near the Mererani Hills, the only place in the world it has ever been found.
Geologists estimated that all the natural reserves of Tanzanite will be depleted by 2050.
Tanzanite’s appearance is influenced greatly by its pleochroism, which is the ability of a gemstone to show different colours when viewed in different crystal
Tanzanian Saniniu Kuryan Laizer who recently became an overnight millionaire has yet again found another 6-kilogramme Tanzanite stone – gemstone worth over Sh140 million.
The latest piece becomes the second-largest Tanzanite stone to be found in the Northern Mirelani hills.
Just a month ago, the local small-scale miner found the largest ever recovered Tanzanite which weighed 9.27kg and another one which weighed 5.1kg.
The 52-year-old, husband of four wives and father of 30, sold the gems to the government of Tanzania for Sh357.2 million. He also intends to sell his new fortune to the government.
Tanzanite was first discovered in Tanzania in 1967, in a very small mining area near the Mererani Hills, the only place in the world it has ever been found.
Geologists estimated that all the natural reserves of Tanzanite will be depleted by 2050.
Tanzanite’s appearance is influenced greatly by its pleochroism, which is the ability of a gemstone to show different colours when viewed in different crystal
