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4.17 Ct. Pink Morganite from Brazil
Item ID: | K30950 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.11 Width: 10.08 Height: 6.71 |
Weight: | 4.17 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $800 |
This specimen is a finely executed, transparent morganite weighing 4.17 carats, presented in a classic cushion outline with finished dimensions of 10.11 by 10.08 by 6.71 millimeters. The gem is fully faceted with a mixed brilliant cutting style, combining a faceted brilliant crown with a modified pavilion regimen, to capture both broad white light return and discrete scintillation. The cutter has preserved a generous table facet to enhance the apparent size, while maintaining well proportioned crown and pavilion relationships to promote internal reflection. The girdle is even and well polished, and the overall symmetry demonstrates precise facet junctions and alignment, elements that are apparent in the even distribution of light across the face up view. The polish is graded excellent, which maximizes surface reflectivity and minimizes light loss at facet junctions, contributing to a lively presentation in hand or in setting.
Optically the stone exhibits a light color intensity, a delicate pink hue that leans toward the classic morganite tone without entering overly pastel territory, which makes it versatile for a range of jewelry applications. The clarity grade is eye clean, evaluated at eye level, meaning that no inclusions disrupt the light path or compromise durability in typical viewing situations. Because the cutting was executed with a mixed brilliant schema, the crown’s triangular and kite facets deliver strong scintillation, while the pavilion’s modified facets act to break and return light in a controlled manner, producing a balance of lively sparkle and broad flash. The lack of any enhancement is an important technical detail. The stone is wholly natural in color and treatment status, which adds a premium compared to heated or filled material, and ensures color stability under normal wear. Given morganite s hardness on the Mohs scale, it is suitable for everyday rings when set with protective settings, and the cutter has left ample pavilion depth to reduce the risk of brittle tip exposures, while keeping the overall profile comfortable for bezel or claw mounting.
The Brazilian provenance of this piece is a key element of its technical and commercial value. Brazil is renowned for pegmatitic morganite that commonly yields stones with superior clarity and pleasing pink saturation, because of the geochemical environment that concentrates manganese and other chromophores in well formed beryl crystals. Provenance from Brazil therefore signals to informed buyers a higher probability of natural hue and inclusion patterns consistent with top quality pegmatite material, and market demand historically values such documented origin. For collectors and designers who prioritize untreated natural color, a Brazilian origin paired with no enhancement elevates the stone in both rarity and desirability, especially at this weight in a clean, well cut cushion. At The Natural Gemstone Company we emphasize provenance documentation and rigorous visual evaluation, and this morganite passes our internal standards for proportion, polish, and optical performance. It is particularly well suited to designs that showcase the pavilion brilliance and cushion silhouette, such as halo engagement rings, solitaire pendants, or bespoke pieces where the cutter s attention to facet architecture can be appreciated by gem literate owners.
























