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1.20 Ct. Pink Tourmaline from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Aug 31
Item ID: | K24801 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.57 Width: 5.64 Height: 4.44 |
Weight: | 1.20 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
One transparent 1.20 carat radiant shape pink tourmaline, dimensions 6.57 x 5.64 x 4.44 mm, presents as an immediate technical specimen for the discerning collector. The stone is fashioned in a radiant cut, a hybrid faceting style that combines the light performance of a brilliant pattern with the linear elegance of step facets. Clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, indicating minor internal characteristics that do not interfere with overall transparency or light return. Color intensity is classified as medium, producing a saturated pink that is neither pastel nor overly dark, and polish has been assessed as excellent, with clean facet planes and sharp facet junctions. There has been no enhancement to this tourmaline, the material is natural, and provenance is Tanzania, a region known for producing stable, attractive pink tourmalines with pleasing color and crystalline quality. The Natural Gemstone Company offers this piece with full disclosure of these technical parameters, which are the foundational details collectors prioritize when assessing addition to a high end portfolio.
The radiant cut on this specimen is executed to emphasize both face up color and internal brilliance, leveraging a multi facet crown and pavilion arrangement to disperse light across the pink palette. Radiant cuts employ trimmed corners to reduce risk of chipping and to allow for a more secure setting, while combining small star and kite facets near the crown with chevron and pavilion facets that create crisp scintillation. In this size class, the facet architecture balances pavilion depth with table area to avoid windowing and to maximize saturation without producing a dark center. The excellent polish contributes to superior light transmission, minimizing light leakage that would otherwise mute color. Facet symmetry is precise, and the girdle thickness is controlled to permit both secure mounting and minimal metal coverage, important for collectors who plan to set the stone in a high end jewelled piece where the objective is to showcase the gem rather than conceal it.
Clarity characteristics described as very slightly included at eye level are of particular interest to technical buyers, because such inclusions provide a fingerprint for identification while remaining unobtrusive to visual performance. In practical terms, inclusions in this tourmaline are small and localized, they do not create structural weakness, and they are positioned in a way that does not compromise brilliance or scintillation. For the connoisseur, the presence of minor internal features can be preferable to glass filling or fracture filling treatments, because they confirm unenhanced natural formation. The medium color intensity produces a stable, evenly distributed pink, with balanced tone and saturation that reads attractively under both natural and artificial lighting. Tourmaline is known for pleochroic tendencies in certain hues, and this stone exhibits a consistent pink across viewing angles with only modest pleochroic shift, which is advantageous for mounted presentation. The excellent polish reinforces crisp facet edges, and the precision of facet junctions enhances both contrast and twinkle, attributes that experienced collectors evaluate when assessing a gemstone for display or bespoke jewelry projects.
For a high end gemstone collection, this radiant pink tourmaline represents a blend of collectible attributes, technical integrity, and practical versatility. Its one point two zero carat weight and well controlled proportions make it suitable for solitary settings, such as a statement ring, or for incorporation into a high quality three stone or halo composition where its medium intensity pink will harmonize with colorless accent stones. The absence of enhancements increases long term desirability and simplifies valuation and resale considerations, while Tanzanian origin provides a geographic reference that collectors track for sourcing patterns and aesthetic typicity. The Natural Gemstone Company supplies this gem with transparent documentation of its measured dimensions, cut description, clarity assessment at eye level, color grading, polish evaluation, and statement of no enhancement, enabling collectors to make informed curatorial decisions. For clients seeking further technical substantiation, high magnification images, spectral analysis, and independent laboratory reports can be arranged, and The Natural Gemstone Company is prepared to advise on mounting strategies that protect the trimmed corners and optimize face up presentation, ensuring the stone performs as a lasting, high caliber addition to a refined collection.
























