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6.70 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Bi Color Tourmaline Pair from Mozambique
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Stone type: | Tourmaline | Tourmaline |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR15595 | PR15595 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.12 Width: 6.97 Height: 4.31 | Length: 12.09 Width: 7.1 Height: 5.03 |
Weight: | 3.07 Ct. | 3.63 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color | Bi Color |
Color intensity: help | Medium | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Fantasy Cut (3D) | Fantasy Cut (3D) |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $190 | $190 |
A rare matched pair of bi color tourmalines from Mozambique presents itself as a private discovery for the collector who seeks exceptional harmony, transparency and presence. These two emerald cut tourmalines weigh 3.07 carats and 3.63 carats respectively, each shaped to a stately emerald silhouette that emphasizes their linear elegance. Their dimensions read 12.12 x 6.97 x 4.31 mm for the smaller stone, and 12.09 x 7.10 x 5.03 mm for the larger, a near perfect correspondence in length that gives them an uncommon balance when set side by side. Each stone displays medium color intensity that reveals a delicate two tone progression, a soft choreography between cool and warm tones that only the finest bi color tourmalines can achieve. Clarity is graded very slightly included at eye level, a grade that preserves the stones core transparency and luminous, clean appeal. The polish is excellent, and the stones have been heat treated to refine and stabilize their natural beauty. Presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, this pair is more than a matching set, they are a statement of provenance, a Mozambican origin that carries the echoes of legendary mining districts while remaining entirely singular.
The cutting of these gems distinguishes them in any setting, the fantasy cut three dimensional faceting working in concert with the traditional emerald outline to create a gem that seems to change its geometry with every shift of light. Fantasy cut facets create stepped planes and subtle architectural depth that accentuate the bi color division, allowing the lighter and more saturated zones to interact dynamically rather than compete. This 3D faceting is executed with the kind of precision normally reserved for bespoke commissions, and it yields a stone that reads as both modern and timeless. At eye level the very slightly included clarity grants authenticity without detracting from wearable brilliance, a combination that collectors and lapidaries alike prize. The excellent polish supports crisp facet junctions and scintillation, ensuring that each tilt of the wrist summons clean flashes of color and light. Heat treatment has been applied with restraint and respect for the stones natural character, enhancing color stability while leaving the minerality and inherent inclusions intact, qualities that seasoned connoisseurs view as markers of integrity rather than compromise.
When placed in the context of famed matched gemstone pairs that have graced royal collections and museum showcases, these Mozambique tourmalines stand with confident understatement. They recall the harmony sought after in the most celebrated matched sets, those pairs of matched sapphires, spinels and tourmalines that are prized for nearly identical proportions, color dialogue and surface finish. While museum pieces often derive their renown from provenance alone, exceptional matched pairs earn a second distinction by virtue of how they converse with light, and how seamlessly they read as twin facets of the same artistic vision. In that respect this pair compares favorably to the storied matched tourmaline pairs and balanced sapphire duos that have been the centerpieces of bespoke creations and private collections. The advantage these gems offer is their contemporary appeal achieved through classic standards of matching, a precise alignment of carat weight, length, and color zoning that creates an overall symmetry rare in naturally occurring bi color stones. Collectors who appreciate the history of matched pairs will recognize the same criteria of excellence present here, from closely graded carat weights to matching length and a level of polish that translates to immediate presence once set.
Ownership of these two tourmalines from The Natural Gemstone Company is an invitation to join an exclusive circle of collectors who understand that rarity is measured in balance, provenance, and the opportunity to acquire a naturally matched pair that requires no compromise. They are ideally suited for a refined pair of earrings that allows each stone to speak as an equal, or for a mirrored stage in a bespoke cuff or pendant where symmetry and color interplay become the defining narrative of the piece. The combination of emerald cut geometry and fantasy three dimensional faceting makes them particularly well suited for avant garde yet elegant settings, designs that highlight the length and the delicate transition of color. Our curatorial team can advise on mounting options that preserve light performance and protect the stones while enabling daily wear by a discerning owner. Because this pairing is rare both in origin and in the degree of match, availability is inherently limited, and acquisition is a decision that aligns you with a small group of patrons who seek the unusual and the impeccably made. To reserve this matched pair, or to inquire about bespoke setting options and certification details, please reach out to The Natural Gemstone Company, where each offering is handled with the discretion and expertise it deserves.
























