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1.39 Ct. Tourmaline from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Apr 17
Item ID: | K22596 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.68 Width: 4.53 Height: 3.38 |
Weight: | 1.39 Ct. |
Color: help | Brownish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $360 |
This exceptional transparent 1.39 carat emerald cut brownish pink tourmaline measures 9.68 by 4.53 by 3.38 millimeters, and it presents with a crisp emerald cut that channels classic elegance and modern flair. The clarity grade is very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means the stone reads clean to the naked eye and presents a bright, lively window into the gem without visible distractions, and the excellent polish amplifies its facet play and light return. The medium color intensity gives this tourmaline a pleasing balance between subtlety and presence, allowing the brownish pink hue to appear warm and sophisticated without overpowering a setting or skin tone, and being untreated with no enhancement preserves its natural character and assures collectors and wearers that they are acquiring an honest, authentic specimen. Originating from Mozambique, this piece carries provenance associated with responsible mining regions that are known for yielding tourmalines with distinct, nuanced hues, and the combination of size, transparency, cut quality, and untouched finish makes this gem an exceptional candidate for a signature ring, a refined pendant, or a pair of bespoke earrings. The elongated emerald cut emphasizes the stone’s clarity and color, creating a refined table and step facets that produce a hall of mirrors effect, and the proportions are well suited to both minimalist and ornate settings.
Compared to other options on the market, this brownish pink tourmaline stands out for offering an uncommon hue and exceptional integrity at a price point that delivers strong value. Pink sapphires and morganites are often presented as alternatives, yet pink sapphires typically command higher prices for equivalent color intensity and may lack the warm brown undertone that gives this tourmaline its approachable, vintage appealing character, and morganite while softly pink is frequently included and requires heat treatment or clarity enhancement to be eye clean at similar sizes. Many commercial tourmalines are either heavily included, heat treated, or have been subjected to irradiation to alter their tone, and this Mozambique specimen carries the advantage of being naturally beautiful without enhancement, which is a rarity in the market segment and a selling point for discerning collectors. The emerald cut itself confers an aura of sophistication that contrasts with the more common oval or cushion cuts seen in tourmaline listings, and by choosing a precisely faceted step cut you gain a gem that wears with formal elegance and daylight sparkle, while also integrating seamlessly into daily wear pieces due to its streamlined silhouette. For buyers focused on long term value, the combination of natural origin, excellent polish, medium color intensity, and very very slight inclusions evaluated at eye level means that you are investing in a gem whose aesthetic and physical qualities are durable and desirable, and at The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize sourcing stones that balance beauty, rarity, and authenticity.
When set in jewelry the brownish pink tone of this tourmaline proves remarkably flattering across a wide range of skin tones, and pairing options can further enhance its versatility. On fair to porcelain complexions the gentle brownish pink provides a warm contrast that prevents the stone from appearing washed out, and mounting the gem in rose gold will accentuate its pink facets while offering a romantic vintage vibe. For cool or fair olive skin tones the brown undertone grounds the pink, creating a refined, antique influenced glow, and a white gold or platinum setting will provide crisp contrast and modern elegance. On medium and tan skin tones the brownish element harmonizes beautifully with natural warmth, allowing the stone to read as softly luminous rather than overtly bright, and yellow gold will intensify the warmth for a sun kissed effect. On deep and rich skin tones the medium intensity ensures the color remains visible and vivid without needing overpowering saturation, and the brownish pink will sing against darker skin, especially when framed by a halo of small diamonds or a fine filigree setting to boost contrast. The emerald cut enhances the stone’s linear elegance on the finger and elongates the look of the hand in rings, while in pendants the step facets create a chic, reflective surface that catches light with subtlety. At The Natural Gemstone Company we recommend considering the metal color and setting style as partners to the gem, not merely as holders, and with thoughtful pairing this Mozambique emerald cut tourmaline will become a versatile, heirloom quality centerpiece that flatters every skin tone while retaining its unique identity and value.
























