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2.34 Ct. Green Tourmaline from Afghanistan
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Item ID: | K22029 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.51 Width: 6.36 Height: 4.47 |
Weight: | 2.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Afghanistan |
Per carat price: help | $960 |
Here is a beautiful transparent green tourmaline weighing 2.34 carat, cut in a classic emerald cut shape, with dimensions nine point five one x six point three six x four point four seven millimeter. This gem was evaluated at eye level as very very slightly included, and it displays intense color intensity with an excellent polish, straight from Afghanistan with no enhancement. In a market where many green stones are routinely heated, irradiated, or clarity treated to meet expectations, this natural, untreated specimen stands apart for authenticity and honesty. The emerald cut emphasizes the gem's depth and internal light play, creating broad, elegant facets that show off a vivid yet pure green that reads both rich and fresh. Compared with many commercial tourmalines that are mass cut to maximize weight rather than brilliance, this piece has been carefully proportioned to balance face up size, table window, and pavilion depth, so it appears larger than its carat weight might suggest, and it sparkles with a clean, transparent clarity that collectors and designers prize.
When comparing this Afghan green tourmaline to other green gems on the market, the advantages are clear, in both aesthetic and practical terms. Fine emeralds often carry a deep, classic green, but they almost always show inclusions that affect transparency and sometimes require oils or resins to improve appearance. Many consumers accept those treatments, but they alter the stone and complicate long term care. This tourmaline offers emerald like color intensity with superior transparency, and its very very slightly included clarity means it sits much closer to a pure, clean window than most unenhanced emeralds. Tsavorite garnets can display vibrant green, but they are usually smaller in available sizes and command a premium per carat that can far exceed value. Peridot shows a warm, yellowish green that is very different in tone. Compared with synthetic green stones or treated materials, this natural tourmaline retains long term value and collectors appeal, because its color, cut, and origin from Afghanistan reflect genuine rarity rather than laboratory intervention. Its hardness around seven to seven point five on the Mohs scale is ample for everyday jewelry when properly set, and the excellent polish enhances wearability and sparkle.
Color is perhaps the most personal quality of any green gem, and this green tourmaline adapts beautifully to a wide spectrum of skin tones, making it an ideal center for bespoke jewelry. On fair skin, the intense green presents as a crisp, almost classic jewel tone, offering a striking contrast that feels both elegant and modern, and pairing it with warm yellow gold will add a sunlit glow that flatters pale complexions. For medium and warm undertones, the green harmonizes naturally, and settings in rose gold will accentuate the warmer aspects of the stone, producing a lush, sophisticated look for a ring or pendant. For olive skin tones the green reads as vibrant and saturated, neither too cool nor too warm, and a white metal such as platinum or white gold will give a contemporary, high contrast presentation that emphasizes the purity of the color. On deeper and darker skin tones the intense green becomes luminous and dramatic, standing out with a jewel like presence that can be amplified with halo settings or heavier metalwork. Equally, pairing the gem with small accent diamonds or subtle pavé elevates brilliance without diluting the core green, ensuring the stone remains the visual anchor of the piece. The emerald cut also flatters elongated fingers and modern settings, while doubling as an elegant option for pendants and drop earrings where face up color and clarity are most admired.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we emphasize provenance, honesty of treatment, and expert cutting, and this Afghan green tourmaline exemplifies those priorities. As a natural, untreated gem with an excellent polish and an attractive emerald cut, it offers both fine jewelry quality and a sensible value proposition compared with treated stones or rarer gem species that cost much more for equivalent visual impact. For custom commissions it is ideally proportioned to become a stunning center stone for an engagement ring, a signature pendant, or a pair of remarkable earrings, and our team can advise on metal selection and setting style to best showcase the color for your chosen skin tone. Care is straightforward, a gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush keeps the polish bright, and avoiding hard knocks and harsh chemicals will preserve the stone for generations. If you are seeking a green gem that combines transparency, intense natural color, and integrity of origin, this two point three four carat emerald cut tourmaline from Afghanistan is a standout choice, and The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to assist with detailed images, certification options, and bespoke design guidance to help you make it the centerpiece of your next heirloom.
























