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5.32 Ct. Green Paraiba Tourmaline from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Dec 1
Item ID: | K17983 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.89 Width: 9.34 Height: 8.73 |
Weight: | 5.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
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 | $3,412 |
This 5.32 carat pear shape green paraiba tourmaline is a transparent, Other certified Green gemstone, presenting a rare combination of size, color, and workmanship. The stone measures 11.89 x 9.34 x 8.73 mm, and is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that balances scintillation and color display. Clarity is graded as included when evaluated at eye level, which is consistent with natural formation characteristics for stones of this size. Color intensity is described as intense, and the piece has an excellent polish that enhances surface luster and light return. The specimen has undergone heat treatment, a common and stable enhancement in trade, and its geological origin is Mozambique. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this description based on gemological assessment and certification, and includes accompanying documentation that details the stone attributes and treatments.
The mixed brilliant faceting and pear outline create a dynamic visual profile when the gem is viewed in hand or in jewelry. The broader facets near the pavilion allow saturation of the vivid green tones, while the brilliant facet arrangement on the crown contributes to strong dispersion and sparkle. At 11.89 x 9.34 x 8.73 mm, the proportions support balanced light performance, allowing both color and brilliance to be appreciated with movement. Inclusions that are visible at eye level are part of the stone character, and they do not obscure the color or diminish polish. The intense green coloration, combined with excellent polish, yields a striking appearance that is well suited to high quality bespoke settings. Heat treatment has been disclosed and documented, applied to improve stability and color uniformity in accordance with standard gem trade practice, and it does not alter the fundamental natural origin of the material.
When compared to lab grown gemstones, several attributes distinguish this natural Mozambique paraiba tourmaline. Natural gems carry a geological provenance, formed over long periods under conditions that cannot be identically replicated, and that provenance is reflected in inclusions, growth structures, and color zoning that act as a fingerprint for origin and natural history. These internal features can enhance desirability for collectors and connoisseurs because they confirm natural formation and support traceability back to a source region. Size and color intensity combinations such as a 5.32 carat paraiba with intense green saturation are statistically rarer in natural material than among synthetic or lab produced counterparts. Lab grown stones offer consistency of color and fewer inclusions, which can be an advantage for certain applications, but they lack the natural formation history and geological uniqueness inherent to natural stones. From a market perspective, natural paraiba tourmalines, especially those with certification and clear origin documentation, are typically treated as distinct assets because of their scarcity and the established market demand for naturally sourced examples.
The Natural Gemstone Company emphasizes transparent disclosure, documented origin, and professional assessment for each piece we offer, and this paraiba tourmaline is presented with full details of weight, dimensions, cut style, clarity grading, treatment disclosure, and origin. For buyers who prioritize geological authenticity, individual character, and the traceable story of a gemstone, a natural Mozambique paraiba of this quality offers attributes that lab grown material cannot replicate. Care and handling recommendations are consistent with other tourmalines, recognizing the stone hardness and sensitivity to sudden temperature change, and customary jewelry setting considerations apply. The decision between natural and lab grown gemstones rests on buyer priorities, and for those seeking a certified natural example with notable size and intense color, this 5.32 carat pear shape paraiba tourmaline represents a clearly defined option, documented and presented by The Natural Gemstone Company.
























