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2.44 Ct. Brownish Pink Tourmaline from Africa
This loose stone ships by Oct 5
Item ID: | K31324 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.57 Width: 6.99 Height: 6.5 |
Weight: | 2.44 Ct. |
Color: help | Brownish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Africa |
Per carat price: help | $540 |
This 2.44 carat cushion shape brownish pink tourmaline from Africa is a rare and refined choice for collectors and fine jewelry clients, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. The gem measures 7.57 by 6.99 by 6.50 mm, it is transparent and faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, it shows a medium color intensity and an eye clean appearance evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, it has an excellent polish and it has been heat treated to enhance and stabilize its hue. Compared to many market alternatives this stone brings together a combination of desirable attributes that are seldom found in a single specimen, because many comparable tourmalines at this weight and color will show visible inclusions or uneven color distribution, and other popular pink gems such as morganite or pink sapphire will either lack the same warm brownish nuance or command a much higher price for similar visual impact. The Natural Gemstone Company is presenting this piece as an exceptional balance of aesthetics, durability, and value, ideal for customers who want something distinct and enduring.
The mixed brilliant cut and the cushion outline are a major advantage when compared to common cuts that prioritize size over light performance. The cutting style here creates a lively play of light and scintillation that rivals higher priced colored stones, because the facets are arranged to emphasize fire and depth rather than simply flattening the color. The excellent polish further enhances facet definition, giving the gem a crisp, lively surface that reads as more luminous in hand than many table photos might show. Clarity matters more in colored stones than many buyers realize, because visible inclusions can interrupt the color flow and diminish brilliance, however this tourmaline was evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, meaning it is effectively eye clean for daily wear, and that clarity advantage places it ahead of much of the market where inclusions often limit setting options and resale value. When you compare this stone to mass market alternatives, you are getting superior optical performance for the size and tone, and that makes it a more versatile gem for both contemporary and classic settings.
Durability, treatment transparency, and origin all influence long term value, and in each of these areas this tourmaline is strong. With a Mohs hardness in the mid sevens, tourmaline wears well in rings and pendants when set with sensible protective settings, and the cushion shape is especially well suited to prong or bezel work that secures the stone while allowing maximum light return. The heat treatment applied to this gem is a standard, stable enhancement widely accepted in the trade, it improves and stabilizes the brownish pink hue without obscuring the natural character of the crystal, and because the stone is transparent and well cut, the treatment results are subtle and natural looking rather than forced or artificial. Origin matters to discerning buyers, and African tourmalines are known for their attractive and varied color range, which helps position this gem as a collectible specimen in addition to being a jewelry worthy stone. Compared to synthetic stones and heavily treated alternatives, this natural tourmaline offers authentic provenance, a believable natural color palette, and a story that resonates with buyers who value rarity and natural beauty over mass produced uniformity.
A gemstone becomes an heirloom when it combines enduring beauty, robust physical properties, and a narrative that is meaningful to successive owners, and this brownish pink cushion tourmaline checks those boxes. At 2.44 carats the gem is substantial enough to read as a centerpiece in an engagement ring or a pendant, yet its medium color intensity ensures it will coordinate with both warm and cool metals, making future remounting and style updates simple for heirs. The cushion shape and mixed brilliant cut are classics that transcend short lived trends, so the gem will look at home with vintage inspired settings, modern minimalist mounts, or custom designs commissioned by future generations. Because the stone is effectively eye clean and has an excellent polish, it will continue to present a fresh, lively face even after years of wear, and routine professional cleaning and the occasional repolish will maintain its radiance for decades. Setting this tourmaline in a protective yet elegant mounting, and documenting its provenance with The Natural Gemstone Company, will transform it from a beautiful one time purchase into a family heirloom that can be treasured and passed down.
When customers compare this specimen to other options on the market, the practical advantages become clear, because it offers the visual qualities of rarer pink gems at a more accessible cost, it is authentic and responsibly sourced, and it has the physical attributes needed for longevity. For buyers who want a unique center stone that holds both aesthetic and sentimental value, this cushion brownish pink tourmaline is an outstanding choice. The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to advise on ideal settings and care recommendations, and we can assist with bespoke mounting options that will maximize the gem focus while providing the protection necessary for everyday wear. Invest in a gem that will evolve into a family heirloom, a jewel that will not only retain its beauty but will also carry a story across generations, and choose this African cushion tourmaline if you want a combination of rarity, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal.
























