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1.02 Ct. Pinkish Purple Rhodolite Garnet from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K32072 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.31 Width: 4.75 Height: 3.49 |
Weight: | 1.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $140 |
This listing presents a transparent, faceted rhodolite garnet in an emerald cut, weighing 1.02 carats, supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company. The gem displays a pinkish purple hue with medium color intensity, and it measures 6.31 by 4.75 by 3.49 millimeters. The cutting style is faceted, the polish is excellent, and the clarity has been assessed as very slightly included when viewed at eye level. There has been no enhancement to the stone, and the rhodolite is sourced from Mozambique. The combination of a clean eye view, a vivid pinkish purple tone, and a precise emerald cut yields a gemstone that reads as both refined and naturally distinctive, suitable for principal jewellery placements where the single stone acts as the focal element.
The 1.02 carat weight plays a central role in the gem's premium character, and it represents a thoughtful balance between visible presence and classical wearability. Crossing the one carat threshold is often meaningful in gemstone markets, because it combines perceptible size with proportionate optical performance, and this stone achieves that with measured dimensions and careful cutting. In an emerald cut, table size, pavilion depth, and step facets govern light transmission and color saturation, and the cutters have optimized these aspects to preserve the rhodolite's pinkish purple message while maintaining crisp facet outlines. The very slightly included clarity grade indicates inclusions that are minimal and not disruptive to the stone's face up appearance, allowing the medium color intensity to remain the primary visual quality. Excellent polish enhances facet crispness and light return, which is particularly important for step cut designs where facet contrast and clean planes determine the stone's elegance. The absence of enhancement preserves natural origin characteristics, and the Mozambique source contributes a known geological pedigree for rhodolite garnets.
From a design and practical perspective the stone is well suited to ring, pendant, or stud settings that highlight a single central gem, and the 1.02 carat weight gives a clear focal presence without compromising everyday wearability. The emerald cut favors settings that protect the corners and table, so classic bezel, four prong, or low profile knife edge settings are appropriate depending on the desired aesthetic. For bespoke pieces, the measured proportions and consistent tone facilitate integration into vintage inspired frameworks or modern minimalist mounts, and the natural condition of the stone simplifies matching to companion gems. In terms of care and handling, rhodolite garnet offers solid durability when worn with reasonable care, and routine cleaning with mild soap, warm water, and a soft brush is effective. Avoidance of extreme heat and harsh chemicals is prudent for any natural gemstone, and professional inspection prior to any aggressive ultrasonic cleaning is recommended due to internal characteristics that can be present in very slightly included stones.
The Natural Gemstone Company provides this rhodolite garnet with a clear statement of its physical attributes, provenance, and treatment history, leaving the gem in its natural state for clients who value unenhanced material. The measured weight of 1.02 carats is an intentional selling point in this description because it signals a premium quality tier that combines visual impact with refined proportions. Should additional documentation be required, The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with third party grading or bespoke mounting options, and our gemological team is available to discuss setting recommendations, finger sizing considerations, or certification pathways. This piece represents a compact yet distinguished example of Mozambique rhodolite, priced and presented for discerning buyers who prioritize natural origin, meticulous cutting, and a meaningful carat weight that enhances both aesthetic and intrinsic appeal.

























