1.16 Ct. Green Tourmaline from Brazil

If you are searching for a center stone that resolves the tension between bold color and refined elegance, this 1.16 carat asscher octagon green tourmaline from Brazil is the answer, and The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present it to you. This transparent gem measures 6.56 x 6.06 x 3.46 mm, and it has been faceted in an asscher cut to create a striking hall of mirrors effect that flatters both classic and contemporary settings. The clarity is described as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which means the stone reads clean and bright to the eye, while the intense color intensity gives a vivid, living green that captures attention without overwhelming. The polish is excellent, so each facet returns light crisply and beautifully, and the stone has been heat treated to stabilize and intensify its hue, a standard enhancement that adds enduring visual appeal. Origin Brazil lends this tourmaline provenance that collectors and connoisseurs recognize as a source of exceptional green specimens. If your need is for a unique engagement ring that feels both personal and timeless, or a rare specimen for your collection that balances size and clarity, this gem resolves that search.

For couples seeking an engagement ring that departs from the usual and signals careful taste, the asscher cut is a smart choice because its step facets emphasize depth and architectural beauty rather than flash alone. At 1.16 carat and with the given proportions of 6.56 x 6.06 x 3.46 mm, this tourmaline sits comfortably as a centerpiece that fits well on a feminine or masculine finger, and it photographs beautifully for proposals or heirloom documentation. The very very slightly included clarity gives confidence that the stone will maintain face up brilliance, and the excellent polish ensures clean reflection across the pavilion and crown. Heat treatment enhances the saturated green while remaining a stable enhancement for everyday wear when set responsibly. As a collector you will appreciate the combination of transparency and intense color, and the asscher cut provides a collectible aesthetic because it shows both the depth of tone and the internal character of the crystal in a way that brilliant cuts cannot. The Natural Gemstone Company recommends this gem for projects where color honesty, optical structure, and wearable proportions are priorities.

When building a custom piece around this green tourmaline, complementary stones and metals can be chosen to emphasize different aspects of the gem. For a classic engagement ring that reads both elegant and modern consider a flush of small round brilliant diamonds set in a halo to surround the asscher center, with tapered baguette shoulders to extend the octagonal geometry. The contrast of the lively green against icy white diamonds magnifies the tourmaline color and adds scintillation that steps between the asscher facets and the brilliant cut sparkle. If you prefer color contrast, consider pairing the center with soft pink sapphires to create a romantic green and pink palette, or with deep blue sapphires to produce a jewel tone, museum quality effect. For a warmer, vintage sensibility, champagne or cognac diamonds paired with 18 karat yellow gold or rose gold will make the green glow from within, while white gold or platinum will deliver a contemporary coolness that lets the stone speak with crisp clarity. Small accent stones in tapered baguette or trapeze shapes align beautifully with the asscher octagon lines, preserving the geometry and producing clean light paths that feel cohesive and intentional.

Visualizing the final piece helps clarify design decisions, and this tourmaline lends itself to a variety of compositions because of its balanced dimensions and step cut. In a halo ring the asscher sits slightly above the finger so light enters the step facets and returns with a deep, internal sparkle, while the halo of small brilliants creates a bright frame that reads as luxury from distance and detail up close. In a three stone ring, pair the center green tourmaline with two trapezoid diamonds or sapphires, placed shoulder to shoulder, to maintain the octagon footprint and elongate the look along the finger. For a pendant, a refined bezel or low profile prong setting in platinum will make the gem the unmistakable focus, with a line of pavé diamonds on the bail for an elevated yet wearable piece. Matching stud or drop earrings can be executed with smaller asscher cuts or with brilliant cut diamonds that echo the halo, creating a coordinated set for an anniversary or milestone gift. The excellent polish and intense color intensity of this Brazilian tourmaline mean that it performs beautifully under varied lighting conditions, which translates to a custom piece that reads consistently elegant in daylight and under evening lights.

At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that purchasing a special gemstone is both an emotional and practical decision, and this 1.16 carat asscher octagon green tourmaline is presented to resolve that search with confidence. We provide full measurements and high resolution images so you can evaluate the gem accurately, and our team can assist with custom sketches and metal recommendations based on the aesthetic you want to achieve. Whether your priority is a memorable engagement ring that feels uniquely personal, a collectors piece that showcases rare color and clean anatomy, or a bespoke jewelry set that harmonizes color and geometry, this stone checks the boxes for provenance, craftsmanship, and wearable beauty. Reach out to The Natural Gemstone Company to inquire about matching accents, to request viewing options, or to begin a custom design consultation, and allow this Brazilian asscher cut green tourmaline to end your search with enduring style and clarity.