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2.45 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Tourmaline Pair from Mozambique
This pair of stones ships by Feb 24
Stone type: | Tourmaline | Tourmaline |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR13459 | PR13459 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.25 Width: 6.08 Height: 4.55 | Length: 6.22 Width: 6.2 Height: 4.78 |
Weight: | 1.18 Ct. | 1.27 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher | Asscher |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $163 | $163 |
There are gemstones that speak in whispers, and then there are those that declare a presence with quiet, uncompromising authority. This pair of transparent tourmalines from Mozambique embodies that second kind of eloquence, a matched duet of color and geometry that elevates any setting into a work of cultivated taste. We present two asscher octagon tourmalines weighing 1.18 carats and 1.27 carats, each cut to emphasize the step facet architecture that gives the asscher its crystalline depth. Their yellowish green hue is saturated to an intense level, their clarity is graded eye clean when examined at eye level, and their polish is of the highest order, resulting in a surface that captures light and returns it with a refined, internal luminosity. Heat treated to stabilize and intensify the color, and fully disclosed as such, these stones are a testament to the rare intersection of natural origin and considered enhancement. At The Natural Gemstone Company we curate pieces of this caliber so that ownership is not merely possession, but a declaration of discernment.
To create a truly matched pair requires exacting technical precision, an expertise that begins at the rough and finishes at the jeweler bench. The dimensions of these stones are 6.25 x 6.08 x 4.55 millimeters and 6.22 x 6.20 x 4.78 millimeters, and while the carat weights differ slightly, the visual parity is achieved through a meticulous balance of proportions. The asscher cut demands rigorous control of pavilion depth, table size, and step angles, because even minute variations translate into shifts in light return, face up color, and perceived size. Matching the two tourmalines involved harmonizing crown and pavilion geometry so that the step facets echo one another, producing synchronous flashes of light rather than discordant reflections. The cutter calibrated facet junctions and girdle proportions to ensure symmetry, while the polisher achieved an excellent finish that maximizes brilliance without compromising the warm, intense green tone. Every millimeter mattered, and every decision from orientation to facet length was executed with the singular goal of producing a pair that reads as a cohesive, luxurious whole.
The aesthetic performance of these tourmalines is as important as their technical pedigree, and they respond beautifully when set with intention. In an earring, they will sit mirror matched, their asscher tables aligned so that the step pattern presents a choreographed play of light. In a ring, a bespoke setting that allows light access to the pavilion will reveal the stones true depth and color, while a minimalist four prong or vintage inspired bezel with an open gallery will protect the stones and celebrate their geometry. Consider pairing them with white metals to emphasize the crystalline facets, or with warm gold to enhance the yellowish green hue and create a softer, more opulent statement. The eye clean clarity means that the viewer is invited to look deeper, to appreciate the internal architecture of the tourmaline, and to experience color as an active element of design. Skilled setters will take into account the slight difference in pavilion depth so that the face up presentation is perfectly level, and calibrate prong placement to accentuate the asscher corners rather than conceal them. The result is a piece where craftsmanship, proportion, and design converge, and where the wearer commands attention through understated, deliberate elegance.
Owning this matched pair is to claim a small, beautiful victory in the art of refinement. They are not mass produced, but thoughtfully sourced from Mozambique and carefully processed to reveal their best selves, heat treated with transparency and respect for the stone. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind every aspect of the pairing, from the provenance to the technical choices that yielded such an exquisite match. For the collector who values rarity but prefers restraint, for the designer who requires stones that respond predictably to precise settings, and for the individual who wishes to make a statement of cultivated taste, these asscher octagon tourmalines offer both the narrative and the performance expected of a true heirloom. Allow us to guide you through bespoke mounting options and technical recommendations, so that the final jewel is as impeccable in execution as the stones themselves, and so that wearing them becomes an affirmation of accomplishment and refined sensibility.























