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3.02 Ct. Pinkish Brown Tourmaline from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Aug 26
Item ID: | K27199 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.5 Width: 8.4 Height: 6.21 |
Weight: | 3.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $240 |
This specimen is a transparent, radiant shaped tourmaline weighing 3.02 carats, with dimensions of 8.50 by 8.40 by 6.21 millimeters. The body color is a balanced pinkish brown, described as intense in saturation, and the gem exhibits a high degree of transparency. The cut is a full radiant, delivering a blend of step and brilliant facet arrangements, and the finish is graded excellent for polish. Clarity is described as included when evaluated at eye level, consistent with natural formation, and the stone has received no enhancement. The origin of this material is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and the piece is offered through The Natural Gemstone Company.
The optical performance of this tourmaline is strongly influenced by the precision of its cutting and the consistency of its polish, and those attributes together create a near flawless presentation from every viewpoint. The radiant cut combines broad, well defined crown facets with a faceted pavilion that channels light efficiently, producing steady return and lively scintillation. Facet junctions are sharp and evenly aligned, and the excellent polish produces mirror like surfaces that emphasize contrast and depth. When rotated, the gem reveals consistent flash patterns and even brightness, a result of controlled proportions and symmetry that minimize light leakage and maximize perceived size and brilliance.
Color and internal character interact to produce the stone aesthetic, and this example demonstrates how intense, natural color can be enhanced by considered cutting. The pinkish brown hue reads differently as the angle of observation changes, moving from warm rosy tones in high light to richer, coppery brown notes in deeper viewing. This pleochroic tendency is inherent to many tourmalines, and the radiant cut has been executed to present the most desirable face up color while allowing lively color shifts at oblique angles. Inclusions noted at eye level are typical of natural tourmaline and are not the result of treatment, they provide origin indication and natural veracity while remaining compatible with the gem s strong transparency and vivid color. The absence of heat or irradiation treatments preserves natural color chemistry and structural integrity.
Practical considerations for setting and wear reflect both form and function, and the stone s dimensions and cut lend themselves to a variety of fine jewelry designs. The radiant shape offers clipped corners that reduce the risk of chipping, and the depth of 6.21 millimeters supports secure prong or bezel settings without sacrificing light performance. The combination of intense color and high polish is particularly well suited to warm metal palettes, such as rose gold and yellow gold, where the metal tone harmonizes with the pinkish brown body color, while cooler metals will emphasize contrast and a more dramatic presentation. Because the facet pattern creates a star like center and strong corner flashes, open settings that allow light to pass through the pavilion will accentuate brilliance and depth. Images provided demonstrate proportional scale when set as a single center stone, and the precision of the cut facilitates professional setting and finishing by a trained jeweler.
Care guidance and documentation are provided to support long term enjoyment and stewardship. As an untreated natural tourmaline, routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush is appropriate, avoiding prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals and extreme heat. Ultrasonic cleaning is possible in many cases, however given the presence of natural inclusions a conservative approach is recommended and mechanical inspection by a jeweler is advised prior to such cleaning. The Natural Gemstone Company can supply further magnified imagery and gemological documentation upon request, and professional mounting and appraisal services are available through our partners. In summary, this 3.02 carat radiant tourmaline from Ceylon combines intense natural color, excellent polish, and precise facet symmetry to present a visually coherent and highly appealing gem, displaying its refined character and substantial presence from every angle.




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