1.38 Ct. Rubellite Tourmaline from Brazil

From the river cutouts and granite veins of Brazil to the light that dances from its table, this 1.38 carat cushion shaped rubellite tourmaline tells a story of time and place, carried by The Natural Gemstone Company to your hands. Formed in mineral rich pegmatites and colored by traces of manganese, this transparent reddish pink gem retains the honest character of its origin, unenhanced and naturally intense. Its mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish were chosen to coax maximum life from the stone, delivering scintillation across the 8.77 x 6.73 x 3.35 millimeter pavilion and crown. With a clarity grade of very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the stone offers open clarity and a depth of tone that reads as vivid and lively in daylight and under evening lights. The cushion silhouette balances classic warmth with contemporary presence, a canvas that keeps the story of Brazil visible in every glance.

This tourmaline adapts gracefully to custom jewelry visions, suited to designs that range from an intimate solitaire ring to a statement cocktail piece. Mounted prong style in platinum or white gold it will sing with fire and modern contrast. Set in warm rose gold the reddish pink will glow, appearing richer and more romantic. A bezel setting will protect this gem for daily wear while an east west bar orientation creates a chic, modern profile. Surrounding the center with a delicate halo of brilliant diamonds will amplify brilliance, or pair the stone with small sapphires or spinels for a vivid color story. For bespoke commissions consider three stone arrangements, split shank pavé bands, vintage inspired milgrain frames, or a convertible pendant that becomes a brooch or ring. The dimensions 8.77 x 6.73 x 3.35 millimeters and the mixed brilliant cut mean jewelers can play with depth and table size to either showcase the table for maximum color or emphasize pavilion light return for sparkle. When you work with The Natural Gemstone Company our design team will recommend settings and metals that honor the gem, preserve its no enhancement integrity, and bring your personal narrative into a finished jewel that carries the memory of Brazil, the craft of cutting, and the intention of your design.