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0.62 Ct. Blue Paraiba Tourmaline from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K12328 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.08 Width: 4.48 Height: 3.02 |
Weight: | 0.62 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $9,713 |
From the mineral rich soils of Mozambique to the jeweler s bench, this blue Paraiba tourmaline has traveled a story that reads like a map of earth and craft, a tale we are proud to share at The Natural Gemstone Company. Born where ancient pegmatites met currents of copper and manganese, this gem took shape over millions of years as trace elements seeped into the crystal structure, gifting it a neon blue that seems to glow from within. The mines of Mozambique have become a celebrated source for Paraiba tourmaline, a stone that carries both geological rarity and cultural fascination, since collectors and connoisseurs first fell in love with the electrifying blues that once only came from Brazil. Each rough was handled by artisanal miners who know the land, then passed to cutters who respect the stone s natural story, with the aim of preserving the intensity and life that make a Paraiba so special.
This particular gem is a transparent 0.62 carat, pear shape Paraiba tourmaline, precisely faceted in a mixed brilliant cut, with dimensions of 8.08 x 4.48 x 3.02 mm, an intense color intensity, and an excellent polish that allows light to travel and return with mesmerizing brilliance. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity grade is included, which in the world of tourmaline often translates to a visible but characterful presence of natural features that tell the gem s history. The stone has been carefully heat treated to enhance and stabilize its vibrant hue, a common and accepted practice that honors the gem s inherent beauty while ensuring a long lasting performance. Every facet was cut to balance fire and saturation, letting the blue shift just enough to reveal depth when viewed from different angles, while maintaining that signature Paraiba glow that captures attention and imagination.
What some might call imperfections are in fact unique identifiers, little signatures from the earth that make this Paraiba unmistakable and wholly its own. Inside the stone you may find fine needle like inclusions, tiny crystallized companions, and faint phantoms that float like memories of its formation, each one a microscopic record of temperature and pressure, of fluids and minerals meeting in a subterranean dance. These inclusions can enhance beauty by scattering light in subtle ways, adding sparkle and a sense of life that perfectly clear stones sometimes lack. For the collector or the person seeking a meaningful center stone, those internal markings become a provenance of nature, a fingerprint that says no two stones are the same. This blue Paraiba s pear shape lends itself beautifully to a pendant or a ring where the tapered silhouette can be showcased against warm metals, letting the color sing, while the mixed brilliant facets create a scintillation that is both modern and timeless.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this gem not as a commodity, but as a story you can wear, a conversation piece born from Mozambique s earth and refined by human skill. Whether you are a seasoned collector, seeking an investment grade specimen, or searching for a singular engagement stone that carries provenance and personality, this 0.62 carat pear shape blue Paraiba tourmaline brings rarity, intensity, and character to every setting. Reach out to us to learn more about its journey from mine to master cutter, to see detailed imagery, or to discuss custom mounting options that will honor its natural features and bring its blue light to life.

























