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4.92 Ct. Greenish Blue Paraiba Tourmaline from Brazil
Item ID: | K30581 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.22 Width: 10.41 Height: 6.58 |
Weight: | 4.92 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid (Electric/Neon) |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $75,964 |
From the moment a crystal seed first began to grow deep within Brazil s pegmatitic veins, this paraiba tourmaline has been collecting a story of rare chemistry and patient time. Tiny inclusions of copper and manganese infused the forming crystal with a greenish blue light that seems to glow from within, a light that would one day stop a gaze. Miners in Brazil gently freed rough pockets from the rock, then transported each parcel to cutters who respect the stone s innate direction and structure. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor that journey, acknowledging that this gem did not appear by accident, but by a long geological conversation between heat, pressure and mineral wealth. This conversation is evident in the color that reads as vivid, electric, neon, and in the way light dances through the stone s weight and form.
This particular gem is a transparent 4.92 carat pear shape paraiba tourmaline, with dimensions of 12.22 x 10.41 x 6.58 mm, cut in a faceted style with a mixed brilliant cut. Evaluated at eye level the clarity is very slightly included, which gives the stone character without interrupting its transparency and brilliance. The polish is excellent, and because of careful heat treatment the color is beautifully stabilized and intensified, ready for a lifetime of wear. Mixed brilliant cutting was chosen to maximize the stone s internal fire, focusing brilliance into its pointed tip and rounded halo in equal harmony. The pear shape reads as elegant and versatile, suitable as a center stone for a ring, a pendant that catches light when you move, or a unique focal point in bespoke jewelry designs that celebrate color.
The transformation from rough Brazil crystal to this refined gem was guided by expert hands, sensitive tools, and a commitment to reveal the best of what the material can offer. Cutting a paraiba is an exercise in restraint and foresight, because the neon blue green tones are often concentrated along particular planes, and the cutter must orient facets to gather that light rather than disperse it. The result here is a gem that appears to glow, a luminous body that throws back scintillation with each rotation. The very slightly included clarity communicates natural origin and authenticity, it is not an overworked or overly cleaned canvas, it is alive with internal structure. For settings, the pear silhouette is flattering, it elongates a finger when set as a ring, it reads as both modern and timeless in a pendant, and it pairs beautifully with cool metals like platinum and white gold, or with warm rose gold for a contemporary contrast that emphasizes the green in the blue.
Beyond its visual beauty paraiba tourmaline carries an aura in the world of crystal lore that many people find meaningful. This neon greenish blue hue is commonly associated with vitality, creative energy, and an openness to new expression. Wearers often describe a renewed sense of courage in communicating their truth, a gentle calming of emotional turbulence, and an uplift in inspiration for creative projects. Because of its green aspects the stone is sometimes linked to the heart energy, encouraging compassion and forgiveness, and because of its blue aspects it is connected to clear communication and the ability to speak with confidence. In practical terms some believe that this stone helps to balance energies, to dissolve fear that prevents bold choices, and to stimulate a sense of abundance and joy that encourages action toward one s dreams. These associations are part of a long human tradition of attributing meaning to color and crystal structure, and many clients of The Natural Gemstone Company enjoy wearing this paraiba as a talisman for personal growth, creative endeavors, and emotional equilibrium.
Caring for a heat treated paraiba tourmaline is straightforward, and gentle methods are best to preserve the electric color and excellent polish. Clean the gem with warm soapy water and a soft brush, rinse carefully, and dry with a soft cloth, avoid harsh chemicals and abrupt temperature shock, and store it separately from harder gemstones to prevent abrasion. If you are considering a custom setting we are happy to recommend designs that protect the pointed tip of the pear and that highlight the stone s luminous body, and we can advise on mounting styles that allow light to pass through the pavilion for maximum brilliance. At The Natural Gemstone Company we provide transparency about origin, treatment and grading, and this paraiba comes with full details noting its Brazilian origin and its enhancement by heat treatment. If you seek a gem that speaks of geological history, human craft, and personal symbolism, this 4.92 carat pear shaped paraiba tourmaline is a rare and expressive choice, a jewel that connects you to earth s deep processes and to the stories you will create while wearing it.


























