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1.79 Ct. Blue Paraiba Tourmaline from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Jun 1
Item ID: | K24481 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.07 Width: 6.7 Height: 4.16 |
Weight: | 1.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $8,500 |
There is a rare poetry to the kind of blue that seems to glow from within, and this exceptional Paraiba tourmaline embodies that light with an almost private luster, a luminous presence reserved for connoisseurs. We present a transparent, 1.79 carat oval Paraiba tourmaline, exquisitely cut in a mixed brilliant style, measuring 9.07 by 6.70 by 4.16 millimeters, with an excellent polish that allows each facet to participate in a refined dialogue with light. Its color intensity is delicate and light, a soft oceanic blue that whispers rather than shouts, a hue born of Mozambique and left untouched by enhancements. At eye level the clarity is graded slightly included, which in no way diminishes the gem, rather it serves as a signature of natural formation and provenance. Presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, this stone is an invitation to own something both rare and inherently modest in its elegance, a gemstone that communicates confidence through understatement, and that will appeal to someone who demands authenticity and provenance in equal measure.
Beyond beauty, true luxury requires assurance of durability, and for that reason the Mohs hardness of this tourmaline becomes an essential consideration in its narrative. Tourmaline typically registers between seven and seven and a half on the Mohs scale, which positions it as a robust choice for jewelry that is intended to be worn and admired regularly, while reminding the owner that mindful care will preserve its radiance. For perspective, a diamond ranks at ten, sapphire and ruby near nine, and quartz at seven, so Paraiba tourmaline sits in a reassuring middle ground where resilience meets everyday practicality. The mixed brilliant cut enhances the gem as well, because the faceting pattern not only maximizes scintillation and fire, it also helps to distribute light and reduce the visual prominence of minor inclusions. Given its hardness profile, settings that offer a degree of protection to the girdle and edges, such as a bezel or a secure prong architecture, will preserve the stone over decades, while still allowing the remarkable color to claim center stage.
The unenhanced origin of this Mozambique Paraiba tourmaline adds to its desirability, and collectors will appreciate that the color is entirely natural, a result of the unique geological conditions of its birthplace. Paraiba tourmalines are famed for the presence of copper and sometimes manganese that create electric blues and greens, and although this specimen displays a lighter intensity of blue, the effect is refined and sophisticated, an heirloomly blue that will pair effortlessly with a range of metals and designs. Imagine this gem set in a sleek platinum solitaire, resting against the skin and reflecting light with each movement, or mounted as a subtle centerpiece in an articulated necklace for evenings when discretion is as important as distinction. The slight inclusions, visible only upon attentive inspection, confirm the stone as a natural crystallization, and for the discerning buyer they are badges of authenticity rather than imperfections. When sourced through The Natural Gemstone Company, you secure not only a gem but also a story, a documented link to Mozambique and to the careful hands that extracted and cut this stone with an eye toward longevity and refined aesthetics.
To own this Paraiba tourmaline is to make a statement about taste, accomplishment, and the pursuit of objects that endure. This gemstone will serve as both a private pleasure and a public affirmation of cultivated standards, suitable for commissioning into a bespoke ring, a solitary pendant, or a custom piece that we will happily collaborate on. Our clients choose The Natural Gemstone Company when they require not only exceptional material quality, but also expertise in translating a single stone into wearable art, and we are prepared to advise on ideal settings, mounting styles, and long term care to maintain the gem in peak condition. Given its Mohs hardness between seven and seven and a half, routine precautions during active or manual activities are recommended, alongside regular professional cleanings to sustain its polish and glow. Should you desire further imagery, exact certification details, or a private viewing, we will arrange them with discretion and prompt attention. In choosing this Paraiba tourmaline you acquire more than a jewel, you affirm a refined life, and you hold in your hands a subtle yet unmistakable mark of distinction.





















