Three Stone Paraiba Tourmaline Ring 1.10 Ct., 14K Yellow Gold

There are jewels that announce themselves with quiet certainty, and then there are jewels that belong to a rarified category reserved for collectors and connoisseurs. This ring that we present at The Natural Gemstone Company is the latter, a singular expression of rarity and refined design centered on a Greenish Blue paraiba tourmaline that is GIA certified and weighs 1.10 carat, with dimensions of 6.95 by 5.97 by 3.89 millimeters. The stone is cut in a cushion shape with a mixed brilliant cut, and its intense color saturation and excellent polish make it read as a living flash of tropical sea and rare mineral intensity. Originating from Brazil, heat treated for stability, and evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, this paraiba tourmaline is transparent enough to reveal the precision of its facet architecture, and it is present in a manner that designates the wearer as part of an exclusive circle who can own such a gem.

What truly sets this piece apart is the way the mixed brilliant cut has been conceived to maximize light capture and return. The cushion outline provides a generous table and softly rounded corners that create an inviting window into the heart of the gem, while the mixed brilliant facet arrangement layers smaller pavilion facets under a more open crown, creating an engine for both brilliance and scintillation. Light that enters through the broad table refracts and splinters across the internal facet geometry, then finds its way back to the eye as a luminous combination of flash and depth. The excellent polish enhances this effect, allowing light to slip smoothly along each facet plane without disruption, resulting in a pulse of sparkle that is immediate and sustained. Because the stone is of remarkable transparency, the interaction between color and light is especially dramatic, allowing the intense greenish blue hue to sing while still revealing a lively interplay of bright white reflections and colorful flashes.

Flanking the central paraiba are white trapezoid shaped natural diamonds, together totaling approximately 0.30 carats, with clarity grades of Very Slightly Included in VS1 and VS2 tiers, and a color grade of F. These well matched diamonds provide a crisp, cool contrast to the vivid center, and their trapezoid geometry has been chosen to echo the cushion proportions while directing additional light toward the center stone. The diamonds are faceted to produce clean, mirror like reflections, supporting the central stone without overpowering it. The setting in 14K yellow gold adds warmth and classic presence, and it has been engineered to balance security and optical performance. A subtle bezel and gallery design allows light to penetrate the pavilion and reflect back through the crown, ensuring that the paraiba maintains a bright face up appearance even from modest viewing angles. The interplay of the luminous paraiba, the white intensity of the trapezoid diamonds, and the warm embrace of yellow gold creates a harmony that reads as both modern and timeless.

Owning this ring means embracing an object that was conceived for rare sensibilities, and at The Natural Gemstone Company we present it as a limited opportunity for those who appreciate the nuance of cut, the purity of color, and the integrity of certification. The GIA documentation accompanies the parcel, confirming the gem weight, the origin, and the treatment history, and our craftsmen have finished the mounting to exacting standards so that the piece performs as a living jewel on the hand. If you are seeking a ring that combines an exceptional paraiba tourmaline in a mixed brilliant cushion form, white trapezoid diamonds of fine clarity and color, and a handcrafted 14K yellow gold setting that enhances light return, this is a choice that will reward careful and repeated looking. Contact our specialists at The Natural Gemstone Company to reserve this piece, and allow us to arrange private viewing, bespoke sizing, and concierge level care so that you may join the select group who own something genuinely rare and brilliantly alive.