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0.32 Ct. Green Tourmaline from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 13
Item ID: | K27495 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 3.89 Width: 3.82 Height: 2.9 |
Weight: | 0.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $100 |
This natural green tourmaline presents precise, verifiable specifications for collectors and jewelry professionals, it weighs 0.32 carat, it is fashioned into a round shape with dimensions of 3.89 by 3.82 by 2.90 millimeters, it features a mixed brilliant cut that has been executed to enhance both scintillation and overall light return, it carries a clarity grade of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, its color displays an intense color intensity with a vivid green saturation that is evenly distributed across the table, its polish is excellent, no enhancement has been applied, its origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and it is offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. These objective attributes define the stone for setting, appraisal, and insurance purposes, the combination of size and intense color makes it an adaptable center or accent stone for precision jewelry work, and the certified absence of treatment preserves its natural character and provenance. The mixed brilliant cut provides a contemporary profile with a well balanced pavilion and crown, the result is a gem whose proportions and facet arrangement produce consistent return of light and a lively face up appearance, the careful polishing contributes to crisp facet junctions and minimal surface distractions, these qualities are fundamental to accurate color presentation and consistent performance under varied lighting conditions.
The aesthetic character of this tourmaline emphasizes clarity of color, depth of tone, and the refined outcomes of traditional lapidary craft, the intense green is vivid without appearing overly dark, enabling the stone to read clearly from short viewing distances while maintaining a pleasing depth when mounted, the very slightly included clarity grade contributes natural internal character without compromising brilliance at typical viewing distances, the mixed brilliant cut accentuates the gem by combining concentrated sparkle near the table with structured reflection patterns toward the girdle, the effect is an engaging balance of lively scintillation and controlled flash that works well in both minimalist and more complex settings. From a craftsmanship perspective, the stone reflects precise cutting decisions made to maximize yield from a small rough while preserving color and minimizing unnecessary removal of material, the polish quality indicates a final lapidary stage that prioritized smooth facet planes and sharp junctions, such attention to detail increases visual appeal and supports the long term desirability of the gem. As an object of adornment the tourmaline offers a refined visual statement, as a collectible it represents an example of responsibly sourced material with clear treatment status, both aspects contribute to its value for owners who prioritize authenticity and enduring beauty.
Owning this tourmaline can be viewed as an investment in beauty and craftsmanship, the investment is not a financial guarantee but rather a commitment to a tangible object that embodies natural character and skilled human workmanship, the unenhanced origin from Ceylon, Sri Lanka provides provenance that is meaningful to collectors and designers who value traceable supply chains, the stone’s modest carat weight and intense green hue make it suitable for precision ring work, delicate pendant designs, and paired earring projects where color consistency and cut quality are essential. Practical considerations for long term enjoyment include recognizing tourmaline’s physical properties, it rates seven to seven point five on the Mohs scale indicating good everyday wearability when set with protective mounting choices, a bezel or lowered prong setting reduces exposure to knocks while preserving face up presentation, routine cleaning with warm water, mild detergent, and a soft brush will maintain surface luster, avoid harsh chemicals and prolonged exposure to extreme heat to preserve color integrity. The Natural Gemstone Company inspects each stone for cut, clarity, and polish, and documents treatment status and origin to support professional applications and collector records, our approach emphasizes accurate description, transparent provenance, and careful selection to ensure the gem’s qualities are communicated clearly to jewelers and buyers. This tourmaline represents a considered acquisition for those seeking a naturally vivid green stone with exacting cut and polish, it offers an enduring expression of both the earth’s material and the lapidary craft that refines it, and it delivers predictable aesthetic performance when placed into well designed jewelry.




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