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Floral Green Tourmaline Ring 0.98 Ct., 14K Yellow Gold
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Item ID: | K1884 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.56 Width: 4.81 Height: 4.01 |
Weight: | 0.98 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $240 |
This ring centers on a precisely cut 0.98 carat green tourmaline, presented in a classical emerald cut, and engineered to balance optical performance with measured proportions. The pavilion and crown are defined by linear step cut facets that emphasize parallel facet planes and create the characteristic hall of mirrors effect associated with emerald cut stones. The pavilion depth, when considered against the averaged table dimensions, yields an overall depth percentage of approximately 70.6 percent, and the length to width ratio of the stone is roughly 1.36 to 1, dimensions that produce a slightly elongated rectangular outline while preserving the solidity of the table. The measured dimensions are 6.56 by 4.81 by 4.01 millimeters, and the cut emphasizes symmetry of facet alignment and corner truncation, allowing for a controlled play of light within the stone. The result is a gem that reads as both structured and luminous, occupying a space between architectural clarity and saturated color presence.
Optical and material characteristics of this green tourmaline are consistent with high quality Brazilian material, exhibiting intense color saturation and a transparency that supports strong light return. The clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, and those inclusions are typically discrete and confined to the pavilion, such that they do not interrupt the stone by day to day observation. The excellent polish on every facet plane contributes to crisp facet junctions and minimizes surface diffusion, so that the step facets produce distinct linear flashes rather than broad washed out areas. Tourmaline commonly shows pleochroism, and this specimen presents subtle directional variation between greener and slightly bluer green tones depending on viewing orientation and light source, which enhances the stone character without diminishing overall color intensity. In combination, the intense saturation, measured proportions, and high polish yield a gem that is visually commanding yet technically accomplished.
The mounting is executed in 14K yellow gold, selected to complement the cool green of the tourmaline with a warm metal tone, while retaining the structural integrity required for everyday wear. The stone is secured with four slender prongs positioned to maximize visibility of the pavilion and to allow unobstructed light entry through the table and lower facets, while maintaining secure mechanical retention. The gallery and shoulders display an interlaced motif with subtle engraved texture and refined milgrain edging that references traditional jewelry craft without becoming ornate, and the shank is finished in a high polish that provides a smooth interior feel. Attention to junctions and contact points between the setting and the gem is evident in the clean bezel seat and prong shoulders, which demonstrate controlled soldering and meticulous filing so that transitions are seamless and flush. 14K gold is chosen to balance malleability for fine detail with hardness for durability, making the setting both elegant and practical.
The overall design reads as timeless, combining the architectural purity of an emerald cut center stone with classical gold work and restrained decorative detail. The proportions and faceting strategy prioritize legibility of color and clarity over excessive brilliance, which aligns with design aesthetics that favor longevity over trends, and allows the piece to function as a versatile heirloom that complements a range of personal styles and other jewelry elements. For collectors and connoisseurs who value technical nuance, the ring demonstrates considered choices from facet profile to metal selection, and it is an expression of both gemological quality and careful craftsmanship. The provenance of the tourmaline is Brazil, and The Natural Gemstone Company presents this ring with clear documentation of the gem attributes and an emphasis on the measured, observable features described here. For further technical information, independent reports, or inquiries about customization, please contact The Natural Gemstone Company and we will provide detailed data and consultation.












































