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0.86 Ct. Pink Cabochon Tourmaline from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K23448 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.11 Width: 6.1 Height: 4.05 |
Weight: | 0.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Buff top |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
This transparent pink tourmaline from Mozambique presents a precise round outline, weighing 0.86 carat, with dimensions 6.11 by 6.10 by 4.05 millimeters. The near identical length and width indicate a high degree of symmetry, and the depth of 4.05 millimeters yields an overall depth of approximately 66.4 percent, a proportion that contributes to balanced light return. The gem is cut with a buff top cut and an array of carefully planned geometric facets across the crown and pavilion. Those facets are arranged to create repeated angular junctions and mirror planes that channel light through the pavilion and back across the crown, producing a lively interplay of flashes and internal reflections. The faceting produces a distinct star like pattern when viewed from the table, and the precision of facet junctions, coupled with an excellent polish, maximizes optical contrast while maintaining a clean visual field.
Color and clarity are thoughtfully described, the piece displaying medium color intensity in a stable pink hue that is consistent across the table and girdle, with slight variations visible in facet windows that enhance depth without overpowering the stone. The clarity grade is very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, with only minor inclusions that do not interrupt overall transparency or detract from the gem's scintillation. The stone has been heat treated as an enhancement to stabilize and refine color uniformity, a common and accepted practice in tourmaline processing. The overall finish, including the excellent polish and well executed girdle, makes this specimen appropriate for a variety of settings where the geometric faceting can be highlighted, such as solitaire or multi stone designs where light performance is a priority. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this tourmaline as an example of considered proportions and facet engineering, where the geometry of the cut is used to harness the material's inherent transparency and hue, delivering consistent sparkle and a precise visual appeal.





















