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2.14 Ct. Bluish Green Tourmaline from Brazil
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Item ID: | K29074 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.07 Width: 5.86 Height: 3.81 |
Weight: | 2.14 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $550 |
This is a beautiful transparent bluish green tourmaline, weighing 2.14 carats, presented in a classic emerald cut faceted shape with precise dimensions of 10.07 x 5.86 x 3.81 mm. The stone shows an intense color intensity that is rare for tourmaline of this size, and its transparency allows the color to read deeply through each facet. The cutting style is faceted with an emerald cut profile, and the polish has been evaluated as excellent, giving the surface a crisp, reflective finish. The clarity grade is very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that to a normal observer the stone reads as eye clean, with only the most minor inclusions visible under certain lighting or orientation. The piece has been heat treated to enhance and stabilize its hue, and its origin is Brazil, a source well regarded for producing saturated, collector quality tourmalines. This gem is offered with the provenance and standards of The Natural Gemstone Company, reflecting our careful selection and documentation practices.
Understanding the clarity description is central to appreciating the rarity and quality of this gem, and the phrase very very slightly included evaluated at eye level is deliberately chosen to convey practical information. Unlike laboratory grading that emphasizes inclusions under magnification, an eye level evaluation focuses on what a purchaser will actually see with the unaided eye. In this example the stone displays excellent transparency, and inclusions do not detract from the overall visual impact. Very very slightly included implies that any internal features are minute, well positioned, and do not interrupt the path of light through the major facets, so the stone maintains strong light return and a clean, lively appearance. For collectors and connoisseurs who value both optical performance and durable wearability, this balance of high transparency and minimal inclusions increases the gem s appeal, because it preserves both the intensity of color and the integrity of the facets over time.
The emerald cut in this specimen is a conscious and advantageous choice that enhances the inherent optical properties of tourmaline, particularly in a bluish green material with intense saturation. The emerald cut is a step cut characterized by long, rectangular facets on the crown and pavilion, and a generous table that allows the observer to see the depth and layering of color. Rather than producing a scattering of tiny brilliances, the emerald cut emphasizes broad flashes of light and a hall of mirrors effect that highlights the stone s color zoning and internal structure in a refined way. In this 10.07 x 5.86 x 3.81 mm piece the facet geometry directs light along the length of the gem, creating strong reflective planes that make the bluish green tone appear richer and more stable under varied lighting. The excellent polish further amplifies this effect by minimizing surface diffusion, so reflections are crisp and contrast is heightened between the deeper body color and lighter facet flashes. For buyers who prioritize color over scintillation, or who seek an elegant, architectural aesthetic in a ring or pendant, an emerald cut tourmaline of this quality offers remarkable presence and sophistication.
From a value perspective this stone offers a compelling combination of attributes that educated buyers will recognize as desirable. The weight of 2.14 carats is meaningful for a faceted emerald cut tourmaline, because size combined with intense, well saturated color is a primary driver of value in colored gemstones. The Brazilian origin is notable, since material from established Brazilian deposits often exhibits strong, market favored hues and solid crystal quality. Heat treatment has been applied, which is a common and accepted enhancement in the trade that can intensify color and stabilize tone, and the disclosure of this treatment is part of our transparent approach to valuation. The excellent polish and very very slightly included clarity grade ensure that the gem will perform well in jewelry settings, returning pleasing light to the eye while maintaining a refined, uncluttered appearance. At The Natural Gemstone Company we place emphasis on matching cutting style to material, and this emerald cut was selected to maximize the tourmaline s light behavior and color depth, making it a distinguished choice for someone seeking a timeless, durable, and visually striking gemstone.





















