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3.50 Ct. Orangish Brown Tourmaline from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Jun 16
Item ID: | K24944 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.76 Width: 6.15 Height: 5.5 |
Weight: | 3.50 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $229 |
This exquisite orangish brown tourmaline from Brazil arrives as a study in refined elegance, a transparent 3.50 carat gem cut into a graceful emerald cut shape that announces itself with measured restraint. The dimensions of 9.76 x 6.15 x 5.50 mm give it a presence that is both wearable and commanding, a stone that sits comfortably in the palm and gleams with inner depth when set into fine metal. Evaluated at eye level, its clarity grade of very slightly included reveals the natural fingerprint of the earth with discreet inclusions that add character rather than distraction. The medium color intensity bathes the gem in warm amber and russet tones, and the excellent polish reflects light across its broad facets with the dignified calm of a polished heirloom. Enhanced by heat treatment to enrich and stabilize its hue, this tourmaline is presented by The Natural Gemstone Company as an authentic expression of nature and craft, ready to become part of a lasting legacy.
Tourmaline has an ancient voice in the story of gemstones, a history that travels from the sands of Egypt and Sri Lanka to the rich pegmatite fields of Brazil, where new deposits reshaped the modern gem trade. For centuries, collectors and jewelers have prized tourmaline for its wide palette and its ability to carry the earths energy into wearable form. The emerald cut itself is heirloom in spirit, a geometry that emerged from classical gem cutting and became a favorite of artisans who value symmetry, clarity, and the quiet drama of long, flat facets. This cut is especially sympathetic to stones that display subtle tonal variation, as it emphasizes the stone’s internal planes and allows the viewer to appreciate the layered hues within. In this example the orangish brown character of the tourmaline is read as both autumnal warmth and refined neutrality, a color that sits well against both gold and platinum settings and that lends itself to traditional designs as readily as it does to contemporary, minimalist silhouettes.
Beyond its visual beauty, tourmaline carries a long tradition of metaphysical associations, beliefs that have been cultivated by cultures across centuries and continents. Brown and orange tones in tourmaline are traditionally associated with grounding and stability, as if the stone anchors the wearer to the patient intelligence of the earth. Practitioners of crystal traditions often attribute to such stones a capacity to calm scattered energies, to support practical decision making, and to foster resilience in periods of change. Orange inflections are frequently linked with vitality and creative courage, a warming influence that encourages expression and confidence. Those who seek a sense of steadiness combined with uplift may wear this stone to remind themselves of inner reserves of patience and drive. Because tourmaline is also regarded as a protective stone, combining shielding properties with an ability to clear negative influences, this gem is chosen by many as an amulet for travel, work, or public engagement, where balanced poise is at a premium.
As a piece destined for fine jewelry, this emerald cut orangish brown tourmaline invites classical settings that honour its history while remaining timeless in appeal. Set as a solitaire ring, the stone will read like a fragment of antique elegance, its rectangular facets echoing the architectural lines of vintage designs. Framed by a simple bezel or a low profile four prong mounting, the gem can become a daily companion, durable in office and evening contexts alike. Designers might also allow the stone to anchor a pendant, where its length and clarity can be admired at leisure, or pair it with soft diamonds to offset its warm tones without diminishing its inherent character. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this stone not merely as a purchase, but as a beginning, a piece meant to be handed down and to gather memories. Our sourcing from Brazil and our attentive enhancement process are intended to respect the stone’s natural lineage, and our commitment to craftsmanship ensures that this tourmaline is worthy of being wrapped into an enduring design that will speak quietly of lineage, taste, and the patient artistry of the earth.





















