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2.55 Ct. Green Paraiba Tourmaline from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Nov 18
Item ID: | K21558 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.51 Width: 6.84 Height: 5.11 |
Weight: | 2.55 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $1,632 |
This 2.55 carat pear shape green Paraiba tourmaline presents precise proportions at 12.51 by 6.84 by 5.11 millimeters, and it is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that balances a well defined crown with a faceted pavilion to maximize return of light. The cutting style produces distinct facet junctions that enhance scintillation while maintaining a controlled spread to preserve depth of body color. Clarity is graded slightly included at eye level, with internal features that are small and well positioned so as not to impede brilliance or light transmission. The polish is excellent, providing crisp facet reflections and stable light performance under varied illumination. This specimen is transparent and shows intense color saturation without any enhancement, and its Mozambique origin is consistent with copper bearing Paraiba type material that yields vibrant neon like greens and strong color saturation.
In jewelry settings this gem will command attention through color and precision of cut, whether set as a solitaire or incorporated into a complex design. The high intensity green reads vividly against both warm and cool metals, creating different visual effects, for example platinum or white gold emphasizes the stones inherent luminosity and sparkle, while yellow or rose gold warms the tone and intensifies perceived depth. The pear shape offers directional emphasis, making it ideal for pendants and drop earrings where the pointed end aligns with movement, and for rings where the elongated profile visually lengthens the finger. A prong setting with minimal bezel coverage preserves the mixed brilliant cut faceting and maximizes incident light, while a finely executed halo can amplify perceived size and enhance contrast against the intense green. The stones excellent polish and faceting precision ensure strong return of light in both diffuse and direct lighting, producing lively scintillation and flash that will stand out in gallery and everyday wear. For bespoke commissions or ready to wear, The Natural Gemstone Company recommends designs that expose the pavilion to table light, and that position the gem to benefit from both frontal and sidelighting, ensuring this Mozambique green Paraiba tourmaline remains the focal point of any piece.


























