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Solitaire Green Tourmaline Ring 16.69 Ct., 14K Rose Gold
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Item ID: | K726 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.85 Width: 13.12 Height: 9.65 |
Weight: | 16.69 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $370 |
This ring centers a transparent 16.69 carat green tourmaline, precisely cut into a radiant shape with rectangular proportions measuring 14.85 by 13.12 by 9.65 millimeters. The radiant cut on this specimen employs a mixed faceting scheme that combines the stepped crown geometry typically associated with squared cuts and a brilliant style pavilion that disperses light through multiple small facets. The trimmed corners characteristic of radiant faceting reduce the stress points that can occur at sharp corners while increasing the effective table area for controlled light return. The cutting proportions yield a substantial pavilion depth relative to the stone outline, supporting a robust light return and internal scintillation across the table and crown facets. The cut has been executed to maintain consistent facet junctions and symmetry across the girdle, providing balanced optics from crown to pavilion and minimizing parasitic reflection while enhancing overall face up brightness.
The material qualities of the tourmaline are described with technical clarity. Clarity is graded as eye clean when evaluated at standard viewing distance, indicating an absence of inclusions that interfere with unaided observation and permitting unobstructed light transmission. Color is classified as medium saturation in the green hue, a practical grade that balances saturation and tone to preserve clarity and sparkle while remaining versatile under variable lighting. The excellent polish noted on the specimen ensures facet edges and planes are free from polish lines and abrasions, allowing facet junctions to act as effective optical boundaries. The stone originates from Brazil, a source known for producing tourmalines with stable color zoning and consistent crystal quality, and this provenance informs expected zoning behavior and pleochroic tendencies. Small directional color effects may be observed under differential viewing angles, consistent with tourmaline pleochroism, but the cut orientation has been chosen to present the most even saturation on the face up view.
The mounting is engineered to both display and protect the substantial 16.69 carat center. The ring is entirely fabricated in 14K rose gold, including a four prong head that secures the stone at its prepared corners. The prongs are formed to cradle the trimmed corners of the radiant cut, with internal seats precisely cut to the pavilion geometry to eliminate movement and to distribute contact stress across a controlled footprint. The gallery beneath the pavilion is open, allowing light to enter the lower facets while also facilitating routine inspection and professional cleaning. Band dimensions are selected to balance visual proportion and mechanical strength, with a comfort oriented interior profile and externally polished shoulders. All joining operations are finished by hand, with solder seams blended and milled surfaces hand polished to a mirror finish to reduce microabrasions that can accelerate wear. Attention to junction radii and prong shoulders reduces localized stress concentrations, an important consideration given the mass of the mounted gemstone.
Durability considerations are central to the design. 14K rose gold has a higher copper content than higher karat gold alloys, and that copper-rich matrix increases tensile strength and surface hardness relative to 18 karat and 22 karat alloys, making it a practical choice for a high wear item such as a ring housing a large faceted stone. This alloy composition provides improved resistance to deformation and scratching under everyday use, while the rose coloration results from controlled copper proportioning that remains stable through normal wear and maintenance. For long term performance The Natural Gemstone Company specifies periodic professional inspection of prong integrity and a conservative maintenance schedule that includes gentle cleaning with mild detergent and warm water, avoidance of harsh chemicals that can affect surface patina, and prompt re-tipping or tightening if any prong work is required. The combination of a precisely executed radiant cut tourmaline, meticulous hand finishing, and the durable 14K rose gold setting yields a piece that balances optical performance and structural longevity, reflecting the exacting craftsmanship standards of The Natural Gemstone Company.













































