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1.13 Ct. Tourmaline from Mozambique
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Item ID: | K1365 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.27 Width: 6.82 Height: 1.88 |
Weight: | 1.13 Ct. |
Color: help | Watermelon |
Color intensity: help | Medium Light |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Slice |
Cut: | N/A |
Cutting style: | Rough |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $40 |
This 1.13 carat slice shape watermelon tourmaline from Mozambique is a rare combination of natural color zoning and wearable size, measuring 8.27 x 6.82 x 1.88 mm, cut not applicable, clarity included evaluated at eye level, medium light color intensity, excellent polish, no enhancement. Compared to faceted tourmalines that trade off strong saturation for symmetry, this slice preserves the authentic pink core and green rim that collectors and designers prize, delivering the true aesthetic of a watermelon specimen in a format ready for creative settings. Many market alternatives are heat treated, dyed, or fracture filled to boost apparent color and clarity, and others arrive as rough slices with little surface finish, requiring significant work to reveal their charm. By contrast this stone arrives fully polished and unenhanced, so what you see is the original Mozambique material, with natural inclusions that confirm authenticity rather than masking it, and with a transparency that lets the subtle internal color transition show through under light, offering a genuine visual appeal that lab altered pieces cannot match.
From a value perspective this slice outperforms many comparable pieces because it blends natural origin, no enhancement, and an excellent finish, all at an economical size for bespoke jewelry. Where larger watermelon tourmalines often carry premium prices because they are rare and high quality examples are frequently treated, this 1.13 carat slice gives you that evocative watermelon look without paying for unnecessary size or synthetic modifications. Compared to popular Brazilian or Afghani tourmalines that can be either heavily included or chemically treated to improve hue, Mozambican material like this sample often presents a fresher green halo and a more delicate pink nucleus with a pleasing medium light intensity that translates well in both minimalist bezel mounts and more elaborate artisan settings. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the origin and treatment disclosure of this piece, making it an excellent choice for buyers who prioritize natural material and ethical sourcing. If you want a distinct, wearable watermelon tourmaline that emphasizes natural beauty and honest value, this polished Mozambique slice is a superior option to many mass market alternatives.






















