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8.43 Ct. Bluish Green Cabochon Paraiba Tourmaline from Brazil
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Item ID: | K5727 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.2 Width: 10.74 Height: 7.19 |
Weight: | 8.43 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid (Electric/Neon) |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Double Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $1,700 |
From the moment this paraiba tourmaline was first glimpsed beneath the Brazilian earth, it began a subtle and extraordinary journey that marries geology with human artistry. Born in the copper rich pegmatites of Brazil, this GIA certified, translucent, bluish green paraiba tourmaline carries the rare chemical fingerprint that produces that electric neon glow that collectors and connoisseurs seek. At 8.43 carat and shaped into a graceful oval, the stone measures 13.20 x 10.74 x 7.19 mm, dimensions that balance presence with proportion, allowing the vivid color to sing without overwhelming the wearer. The world of paraiba tourmalines is a world of scarcity and story, and this specimen arrives to you from its Brazilian origin with a clarity grade of included, evaluated at eye level, and a color intensity described as vivid, a description reserved for gems whose light seems to come from within. The Natural Gemstone Company carefully selected and authenticated this piece, and the GIA certification offers a documented history that links the gemstone back to its source, adding conviction to both its beauty and its provenance.
The transformation from rough crystal to a finished jewel is where skill and patience meet possibility, and this stone was entrusted to cutters who understood how light and texture interact in cabochon form. The cutting style is cabochon, and it benefits from a double cabochon approach that layers curvature to deepen the internal glow while preserving translucency. This method accentuates the paraiba effect, letting the bluish green tones ripple across the surface as light moves, and it creates a tactile smoothness that is a pleasure to wear. The cutter worked carefully to preserve weight and dimension, arriving at those precise measurements while delivering an excellent polish that allows a clean, satiny shine. The stone was heat treated to enhance its hue in a respectful and stable way, a common and accepted enhancement that brings out the stone is innate character without masking its origin. With included clarity at eye level, the gem retains natural features that speak to its journey through the earth, while the vivid electric color intensity confirms its status as a masterful piece of nature amplified by human hands.
Beyond the scientific details and the technical decisions, this paraiba tourmaline carries cultural resonance that makes owning it feel like joining a lineage. Paraiba tourmalines first captured the world is imagination when rare neon blues and greens were found, and since then they have inspired jewelry makers, poets, and collectors alike. In many cultures green and blue green hues are linked to renewal and protection, and the neon quality of this gem adds a modern twist that appeals to designers who want to create pieces that are at once timeless and contemporary. The inclusion patterns, when viewed with respect, tell a story of pressure, heat, and time, and they add a fingerprint that is uniquely its own. The GIA certification included with this stone provides an independent record, confirming the gem is identity, weight, and origin, and that documentation enhances the narrative value that serious collectors prize. When The Natural Gemstone Company presents a piece like this, it is offering more than a stone, it is offering a tangible connection to a specific place on earth and to a moment in geological history that has been carefully curated for you.
Owning this paraiba tourmaline is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship, and it is an investment that operates on both emotional and financial levels. On the emotional side, this is an object that changes with light and use, that invites touch and contemplation, and that can become a signal piece in a personal collection or an heirloom passed down through generations. On the financial side, Brazilian paraiba tourmalines remain rare and highly sought after, and pieces with vivid color intensity and professional certification tend to hold and often appreciate in value. The combination of a respected GIA report, the stone is specific origin, and the meticulous double cabochon cutting and excellent polish performed by experienced artisans, all contribute to liquidity and desirability in the market. Choosing this gemstone through The Natural Gemstone Company is a decision to invest in provenance, in verified quality, and in a story that you can wear and share. If you seek a gem that is as much a conversation starter as it is a repository of natural wonder, this 8.43 carat bluish green paraiba tourmaline offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of the earth that has been refined by human skill into an object of lasting value.
























