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1.26 Ct. Bi Color Tourmaline from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Nov 23
Item ID: | K21383 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.34 Width: 4.22 Height: 3.31 |
Weight: | 1.26 Ct. |
Color: help | Bi Color |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $317 |
One beautiful transparent 1.26 carat emerald cut bi color tourmaline from Mozambique, measuring 9.34 x 4.22 x 3.31 mm, offers a striking dual tone that shifts from delicate pink to a fresh green along its length, a feature that sets it apart from single color stones, The Natural Gemstone Company brings this rare combination to you in a faceted emerald cut that maximizes the stone's linear color zoning and creates a clean, modern silhouette for rings and bespoke jewelry. The gem is graded as very slightly included at eye level, which means it reads as clean to most observers while retaining natural character, the light color intensity and excellent polish ensure lively transparency and scintillation under most lighting, and the professional heat treatment applied is a standard, stable enhancement that improves hue consistency without compromising the stone's natural beauty. Compared with other options on the market, this bi color tourmaline delivers a unique two tone appearance that often rivals the impact of more expensive bicolor sapphires at a far more accessible price, and it offers greater individuality than common single tone gems like amethyst or aquamarine, making it a superior choice for customers who want one of a kind looks without paying premium prices for rarer species.
Regarding durability and everyday wear, tourmaline ranks approximately 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, which positions it above standard quartz varieties that score around 7, and below harder gems like topaz at 8, sapphire and ruby at 9, and diamond at 10, this means the stone is sufficiently hard for regular wear in pendants and earrings, and suitable for rings with the right protective setting such as a bezel or low profile prong design to reduce exposure to knocks. The emerald cut and excellent polish both contribute to visual durability, as clean facets reduce the appearance of any natural inclusions, and the heat treatment used is stable under normal conditions, though like all gemstones it benefits from routine care, gentle cleaning with mild soap and water, and avoidance of harsh chemicals and high heat. For customers seeking a distinctive, well cut, and responsibly sourced bi color tourmaline with excellent value and reliable durability, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this Mozambique gem as a compelling option that balances beauty, wearability, and cost.

























