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2.35 Ct. Cabochon Paraiba Tourmaline from Nigeria
This loose stone ships by Apr 23
Item ID: | K20045 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.67 Width: 7.18 Height: 4.9 |
Weight: | 2.35 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Nigeria |
Per carat price: help | $2,571 |
There are gemstones that speak to a lineage of taste and tradition, and this greenish blue paraiba tourmaline is one such stone. From the earliest traditions of gem cutting to the reverence of classical jewelry forms, gems of striking color and balanced weight have been coveted as symbols of continuity and legacy. The cabochon presentation of this tourmaline evokes the classical era when smooth, domed gems were set as talismans and signets, allowing their depth of color to be read in candlelight and sunlight alike. Weighing a substantive 2.35 carat, this oval green paraiba tourmaline occupies a rare space between wearable elegance and collector desirability, offering a physical and visual presence that is immediately recognizable and enduring.
This Other certified greenish blue 2.35 carat oval shape green paraiba tourmaline measures 8.67 x 7.18 x 4.90 mm, and its cabochon cut is executed to highlight the gem translucency and the subtle play of color within. The clarity grade is included, evaluated at eye level, which lends the gem character and authentic natural origin while maintaining an attractive, luminous surface. The piece exhibits medium color intensity and an excellent polish, attributes that contribute directly to both its aesthetic appeal and its market value. The tourmaline has been heat treated as an enhancement, a practiced method that stabilizes and enriches color, and the origin is Nigeria, a source now celebrated for copper bearing tourmaline specimens that recall the vivid hues of classic Paraiba material. The certification status is Other certified, providing documentation that accompanies this exceptional stone.
Weight matters deeply in the world of fine gems, and at 2.35 carat this green paraiba tourmaline moves beyond the modest into a category where rarity and value increase markedly. Larger paraiba tourmalines are increasingly scarce, particularly in well cut configurations that preserve color and clarity, and a cabochon of this size is an uncommon and refined choice that will anchor an heirloom quality design. For collectors and connoisseurs who value the dialogue between historical form and modern provenance, this gem presents an opportunity to own a piece that is both timeless and distinctively tied to its Nigerian origin. The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present this specimen, and we welcome inquiries from those seeking a contemplative gem to set in a classic commission, or to add to a curated collection that honors tradition and enduring beauty.
























