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2.41 Ct. Tourmaline from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Apr 6
Item ID: | K22737 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.5 Width: 7.96 Height: 4.69 |
Weight: | 2.41 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $556 |
One of the most compelling pieces from The Natural Gemstone Company is this transparent 2.41 carat oval pink tourmaline, a gem that balances size, color, and cut in a way that stands out from the run of market offerings. Measuring 9.50 by 7.96 by 4.69 millimeters, the proportions of this oval are ideal for both classic and contemporary settings. The mixed brilliant cut brings together the depth and fire of a pavilion with the table and crown faceting that maximizes surface sparkle, making the stone flash brilliantly from all angles. At first glance you notice the intense color intensity that gives the gem a saturated, pleasing pink without any brownish or muddy overtones that sometimes appear in lower quality material. The clarity grade is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which remains an advantage for those who prefer transparency and natural character over synthetic perfection. The polish is excellent, so light dances cleanly across the facets, and importantly this tourmaline has no enhancement, meaning its vivid hue and clarity are entirely natural. Originating from Mozambique, a locality increasingly known for producing high quality tourmalines, this gem sits in a sweet spot of rarity, beauty, and integrity that many other pink stones fail to match.
When comparing this Mozambique pink tourmaline to other pink gemstones on the market, several practical advantages become clear. Pink sapphires and spinels can offer similar colors, but they are often subjected to heat treatments to enhance tone and remove undesirable inclusions, and natural, untreated pink sapphires of comparable hue command a much higher premium. Rubellite tourmalines are sometimes irradiated or heated to intensify color, and glass-filled tourmalines lack the durability and resale value of untreated material. This example from The Natural Gemstone Company is entirely free from enhancement, which gives it a transparency of provenance that collectors and discerning buyers value. The mixed brilliant cut also differentiates it from many faceted tourmalines that use simple step or modified cuts; the faceting here is optimized to create lively scintillation and strong color return, making it appear larger and more luminous than many stones of equivalent carat weight. Compared with mass-market synthetic and treated stones, this natural tourmaline provides superior value because you are not paying for artificial enhancement, and because the stone’s intense natural color and excellent polish create a visual impact that elevates simple settings into statement pieces.
Tourmaline has a long and varied heritage that adds a layer of meaning to this gem, and that heritage helps explain why pink tourmaline remains so cherished. Historically, tourmalines have been used across cultures for adornment and amuletic purposes, prized by artisans and royalty alike for their broad color range and toughness. In the Victorian era, pink and red tourmalines were fashionable in sentimental jewelry and often set in gold receiving admiration for their heartwarming hues. Indigenous cultures in South America and Africa used tourmaline in traditional beadwork and ritual objects, valuing the stone for its perceived protective and healing qualities. Pink tourmaline in particular has been associated with the heart, emotional balance, and love, and has long been chosen for pieces intended to mark devotion and personal milestones. That cultural continuity gives this Mozambique stone not only visual appeal but also narrative richness. When set into a ring, pendant, or bespoke piece, this tourmaline can carry forward centuries of symbolic use, making it a meaningful choice for engagement pieces, anniversary gifts, or heirloom jewelry that will be admired for both beauty and story.
Practical considerations and the confident expertise of The Natural Gemstone Company make this pink tourmaline an especially smart purchase. The dimensions of 9.50 by 7.96 by 4.69 millimeters are well suited for center stones in rings or for elegant pendants where the mixed brilliant cut will catch light with every movement. With a hardness that offers reasonable daily wearability, this tourmaline stands up better than softer gem types used commonly for colored jewelry, yet it remains a stone that should be treated with the care that fine colored gems require. Our selection process emphasizes natural, untreated material with clear, documented origins, and this Mozambique tourmaline reflects that commitment. Compared with generic, mass-produced gemstones available through broad marketplaces, this stone has been hand-selected, evaluated by experienced gemologists, and prepared to the highest polish standards. For customers looking to invest in a unique, naturally vivid pink that will age gracefully and maintain character, this is a superior alternative to many heated sapphires, irradiated tourmalines, and synthetic imitations. If you are seeking an exceptional, untreated gem with historical resonance, tangible brilliance, and honest clarity, this 2.41 carat oval pink tourmaline from Mozambique, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, merits serious consideration. Contact us to discuss mounting options, bespoke design ideas, or to request additional imagery and certification details.





















