- Stone14
- Reports3














1.94 Ct. Reddish Pink Cabochon Rubellite Tourmaline from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Nov 23
Item ID: | K33589 |
|---|---|
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.74 Width: 7.28 Height: 2.79 |
Weight: | 1.94 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $150 |
This translucent 1.94 carat cushion shaped rubellite tourmaline presents a vivid reddish pink tone, cut as a cabochon to emphasize its color depth and internal character. The stone measures 9.74 x 7.28 x 2.79 mm, and displays an intense color intensity with an included clarity grade when evaluated at eye level. The polish is excellent, and the gem is natural with no enhancements, sourced from Madagascar. The cabochon cutting style yields a soft dome and broad face, offering a luminous, even surface that highlights the stone's saturation and natural inclusions without the need for faceting. This combination of weight, dimensions, and finish makes the piece well suited to elegant rings, pendants, and artisan settings that benefit from a substantial, tactile gemstone presence.
In a custom piece the rubellite will read as a central color anchor, its warm reddish pink hue harmonizing with both warm and cool metal tones. Set in 18 karat rose gold, the stone will appear to glow subtly, the metal warmth enhancing the pink facets of the tourmaline while maintaining a contemporary aesthetic. In 18 karat yellow gold, the stone will convey a classic, slightly vintage sensibility, the yellow cast enriching the rubellite warmth. For a modern contrast, a fine platinum or 18 karat white gold bezel will emphasize the stone color and create a crisp edge, particularly effective with a minimal bezel that preserves the cabochon dome. The cabochon profile also suits a low profile bezel or a closed back setting, which can deepen perceived color saturation in wearable jewelry.
Complementary gemstones can be used to define tone, contrast, and visual balance in a custom design. Small brilliant cut diamonds placed as a halo or shoulder accents will introduce sparkle and visual separation, without competing with the tourmaline color. For color harmony, pale pink sapphires or light rose spinels will create layered pink tones, producing a soft, tonal composition. To introduce contrast and sophistication, deep green tsavorite garnets or emeralds offer a classical complementary pairing, the green providing a lively counterpoint to the rubellite red pink. For a contemporary palette, tiny blue sapphires can add cool counterbalance and define lines in the design. At The Natural Gemstone Company we can advise on specific sizes, metal choices, and setting types to ensure the cabochon rubellite is presented securely and to its best optical advantage.
























