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1.24 Ct. Tourmaline from Africa
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Item ID: | K20547 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7 Width: 4.88 Height: 3.68 |
Weight: | 1.24 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Africa |
Per carat price: help | $480 |
When you are searching for the perfect center stone for an engagement ring or a singular piece to add to a serious collection, you want clarity, color, and character to align with craftsmanship, and this naturally occurring specimen answers that need precisely. This one beautiful transparent tourmaline weighs 1.24 carats, it is cut in a refined emerald cut shape, and its dimensions are 7.00 x 4.88 x 3.68 millimeters, it shows a bluish green hue that reads as medium intense in color intensity, it has a clarity grade described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, it carries an excellent polish, it has undergone no enhancement, and it is a natural origin gem from Africa, offered to you by The Natural Gemstone Company. If you are seeking a stone that combines an approachable size with a distinct personality, this gem provides a balanced scale of presence and subtlety, and it projects an immediate impression of refinement without the need for treatments or artificial interventions.
The emerald cut is a deliberate choice for collectors and for those who imagine their ring or pendant as a statement of understated elegance, as the long facets create broad planes that emphasize color and clarity rather than aggressive sparkle. With the dimensions of seven point zero zero by four point eight eight by three point six eight millimeters this stone sits comfortably in classic engagement settings as well as in bespoke designer pieces, it is large enough to be noticed yet compact enough to wear daily without overpowering the design. The very slightly included clarity grade means that the inclusions are minimal and only perceptible upon careful inspection at eye level, which is exactly the kind of transparency that the emerald cut seeks to reveal, and the excellent polish ensures that each facet meets light cleanly, lending the stone a glass like smoothness and an elegant flow of color across the table and step facets.
When you compare the brilliance of this bluish green tourmaline to more common gemstones you see why it stands apart, it will not flash like a diamond because tourmaline has a different optical character and a lower refractive index, however the brightness that diamond excels at is replaced in this gem by rich color saturation and a lively internal glow, the emerald cut allows that glow to run parallel to the stone, making the color the main attraction. Against sapphires and emeralds the tourmaline offers a crisper transparency and often a more complex interplay of blue and green tones, unlike many emeralds that show more depth at the expense of windowing, this tourmaline maintains even color distribution across its length, and compared to aquamarine the bluish green character has a deeper, more verdant personality that reads as both modern and timeless. Additionally tourmaline often displays slight pleochroism, which means the stone can show different tones when viewed from different angles, and that optical versatility combined with the step cut produces a subtle, shifting beauty that draws the eye without the sharp scintillation of a brilliant cut stone.
For practical wearability and for those with specific needs the attributes of this stone make it a versatile solution, tourmaline has a hardness of about seven to seven and a half on the Mohs scale which provides reasonable durability for everyday wear when set thoughtfully, for ring designs we recommend protective settings such as slightly recessed bezels or sturdy prongs at the corners that preserve the integrity of the emerald cut outline while shielding the edges. Designers who want to highlight the bluish green tones often choose yellow or rose gold to warm and enrich the color, while white metals like platinum or white gold will frame the coolness for a contemporary aesthetic, collectors who prize natural, untreated gems will find this stone especially appealing because it is unenhanced and of African origin, and anyone making an investment in a unique engagement center will appreciate how the very slightly included clarity and the excellent polish work together to produce a stone that photographs beautifully and wears gracefully.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that your search is personal and exacting, we source, review, and present gemstones with full attention to transparency and accuracy, this particular emerald cut bluish green tourmaline is a singular offering because its combination of natural color, clarity, precise emerald cut, and lack of enhancement make it rare in the marketplace at this size of one point two four carats. If you want additional views, magnified photographs, independent grading details, or advice on setting and metal choices we are ready to assist, our team will guide you through matching mounts or creating a custom design that honors both the gem and your vision, when you are ready to end your search and choose a stone that responds to light with depth rather than mere sparkle, this tourmaline from The Natural Gemstone Company is the solution that will fulfill that desire.
























