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23.61 Ct. Green Tourmaline from Brazil
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Item ID: | K16932 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 19.25 Width: 15.91 Height: 11.67 |
Weight: | 23.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Portuguese Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $784 |
This exquisite transparent green tourmaline weighs 23.61 carat, and measures 19.25 x 15.91 x 11.67 mm, presenting a commanding presence that few colored gemstones can match. Faceted with a Portuguese cut, the stone displays an intense color saturation, an eye clean clarity when evaluated at eye level, and an excellent polish that allows light to travel with lively scintillation across the pavilion and crown. Originating from Brazil, this tourmaline combines size and transparency in a way that is rare among green gems, offering a vivid, pure green that reads as lively and deep without the common cloudiness often found in comparable stones. Compared to famous historical green gemstones, this tourmaline offers practical advantages, because while the Dresden Green diamond is celebrated for its unique green in the history of diamonds, it is small and astronomically priced, making this large and richly colored tourmaline a more attainable way to own a dramatic green gem with equal emotional impact. Against the Mughal era emeralds and the great Colombian emeralds noted in jewelry history, this stone stands out by offering a clarity profile that reads more transparent and free of the heavy inclusions that often require oiling, making it an immediate candidate for high visibility settings without extensive enhancement.
The Portuguese cut chosen for this gem is a statement of technical and aesthetic intent, it multiplies facets to create a mosaic of flashing light, somewhat analogous to how a masterfully cut diamond like the Hope displays internal life, except in this case the light plays through intense green rather than classic brilliance alone. Because the cut maximizes table and crown facet interplay, the color appears evenly saturated yet animated, giving a sense of depth that changes with every movement, similar to the dynamic presence of the Star of India when caught under a single beam of light, though in a different color family and material. The clarity being eye clean evaluated at eye level places this specimen in a higher tier than many historically famous emeralds, which are prized for their color but often prized despite visible inclusions. Heat treatment on this tourmaline is a stable, industry accepted enhancement that intensifies the green and refines tone, while maintaining the natural origin and structural integrity of the crystal, a practical advantage when compared to stones that require more invasive treatments to be wearable.
In terms of value and uniqueness this 23.61 carat Brazilian tourmaline occupies a special niche, it offers the combination of large physical dimensions, outstanding polish, and intense color that collectors and designers seek, yet it remains more cost effective per carat than comparable stones of historical renown. Where a famous green diamond or a museum quality Columbian emerald can command prices that put them out of reach for almost all buyers, this tourmaline enables an owner to enjoy a gemstone that reads as museum quality in presence, while offering superior wearability and a lower relative cost for the striking size. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this gem as an opportunity to acquire a dramatic statement piece that can be set as a single pendulum focal point, a ring centerpiece, or an heirloom brooch, because the eye clean clarity and the Portuguese cut reduce the need for compromising design choices that are often necessary with heavily included gems.
For those who appreciate gemstones with historical resonance and modern practicality, this green tourmaline bridges both worlds, it evokes the lush power of legendary green stones, and it brings forward advantages that many famous gemstones do not offer in contemporary contexts, including larger accessible size, reliable enhancement with heat treatment, and Brazilian provenance that has produced some of the most desirable tourmalines in the market. If you are seeking a singular gemstone that reads as collector grade, and that will remain the focal point of any jewelry piece, this 23.61 carat Portuguese cut green tourmaline, available through The Natural Gemstone Company, deserves consideration. It is a rare opportunity to own a gem that compares favorably in spectacle to historic icons, while offering the practical benefits of transparency, polish, and value that make it eminently wearable and highly collectible.























