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11.97 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Bluish Green Paraiba Tourmaline Pair from Africa
This pair of stones ships by Nov 22
Stone type: | Paraiba Tourmaline | Paraiba Tourmaline |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR11121 | PR11121 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.03 Width: 10.06 Height: 6.71 | Length: 13.13 Width: 10.12 Height: 6.69 |
Weight: | 5.90 Ct. | 6.07 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Africa | Africa |
Per carat price: help | $300 | $300 |
This pair of paraiba tourmalines presents as a refined matching set, with calibrated proportions and a transparent, bluish green hue. The stones weigh 5.90 carats and 6.07 carats respectively, and are fashioned in an oval shape. The dimensions are 13.03 by 10.06 by 6.71 millimeters for the first stone, and 13.13 by 10.12 by 6.69 millimeters for the second stone. Each gem is cut as a mixed brilliant, a style that combines faceting strategies to optimize scintillation and window control. Clarity is graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which allows for good transparency while retaining natural character. Color intensity is described as light, a tonal quality that produces a delicate, seafoam like appearance rather than the intense neon often associated with Paraiba material. The polish on both stones is excellent, and notably there has been no enhancement applied. Both stones are of African origin, a provenance that can impart subtle differences in hue and trace element profile compared with Brazilian material, and which reflects the geological diversity of Paraiba tourmaline sources.
Optical performance of this matched pair is governed by their cut proportions and the inherently transparent nature of the rough. The mixed brilliant faceting combines pavilion brilliance with a more controlled crown facet arrangement, producing a lively play of light without excessive windowing or dead zones. The oval outline yields broad flashes of color across the table while maintaining a pleasing silhouette for use in paired jewelry elements. Because the pieces are nearly identical in diameter and depth, they sit equivalently in settings and present as a cohesive unit when viewed side by side. The slightly included clarity grade is typical for natural tourmaline material of this size, and inclusions are generally internal and not disruptive to the overall visual appeal. The light color intensity contributes to a versatile aesthetic, allowing these gems to be paired successfully with a range of metal colors and accent stones while retaining the distinctive bluish green character that distinguishes Paraiba tourmaline.
When compared with other gemstone sets, this pair offers a particular harmony in tone and transparency that is different from more saturated or more chromatic pairings. Against a similarly light aquamarine set, these paraibas will read as slightly greener and more luminous, with a cooler but subtly greener cast. Compared with blue sapphires, which typically exhibit deeper saturation and higher optical density, these paraiba tourmalines present a softer, airier color that can provide contrast when combined in multi stone designs. When set alongside emeralds, the pair will appear paler and more transparent, and therefore ideal for designs that require a delicate green blue counterpoint rather than a bold forest green. The light intensity and bluish green balance also harmonize well with stones such as light blue topaz, mint tourmaline, and pale green garnet, creating tonal gradations rather than abrupt contrasts. For jewelers and designers seeking a matched pair with understated elegance, these paraiba tourmalines sit between pastel and vivid regimes, making them adaptable for both classic matched earring applications and contemporary paired pendant designs.
The Natural Gemstone Company offers this pair as a ready matched set for bespoke or production jewelry, and the combination of near identical dimensions, consistent cut quality, and natural, unenhanced origin makes them well suited to projects that prioritize natural character and color harmony. Recommended settings include four prong or bezel styles for earrings to protect the girdle and preserve alignment, and a halo of small white diamonds or white gemstones can add visual weight while preserving the lightness of the paraiba hue. Care should be routine, consisting of gentle cleaning with mild soap and warm water and avoidance of harsh chemicals and extreme temperature change. For clients seeking documentation, an independent report noting weight, dimensions, cut, clarity, color intensity, enhancement status, and origin can be provided to accompany purchase. In summary, this paired set combines transparency, excellent polish, and a subtle bluish green color with matched proportions, offering a versatile and visually harmonious option for refined paired gemstone jewelry.


























