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3.56 Ct. Tourmaline from Brazil
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Item ID: | K20868 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.91 Width: 6.26 Height: 5 |
Weight: | 3.56 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
This exceptional bluish green tourmaline from Brazil is a precise example of what informed collectors and connoisseurs seek, a transparent 3.56 carat gem cut in an elegant emerald shape with dimensions of 11.91 by 6.26 by 5.00 millimeters. Its color intensity is described as intense, presenting a rich, saturated bluish green that is rare in natural tourmalines and highly desirable when evenly distributed across the table and pavilion. The gem is eye clean when evaluated at eye level, meaning no inclusions are visible without magnification to the unaided eye, which enhances its visual purity and makes it particularly suitable for display and wearable jewelry. An excellent polish increases the stone's ability to reflect light cleanly from its step facets, and the fact that there is no enhancement reported confirms that this is an untreated natural stone, an important attribute for buyers who prioritize geological authenticity and long term value. As a representative piece from The Natural Gemstone Company, this tourmaline carries both the measurable specifications that educate a buyer and the aesthetic qualities that inspire an emotional connection.
Understanding the technical aspects of this stone will clarify why it appeals to educated buyers and why it is well suited to become an heirloom. The emerald cut is intentionally conservative and architectural, emphasizing clarity and color over scintillation, and its long rectangular facets create broad windows that showcase the stone's transparency and even color saturation. An eye clean clarity grade at face up orientation is particularly advantageous in an emerald cut, because step cutting reveals rather than masks inclusions. The excellent polish speaks to the lapidary skill applied, with smooth table and facet junctions that enhance color depth and create crisp facet lines. Tourmaline typically measures between seven and seven and a half on the Mohs scale, providing sufficient hardness for regular wear when set thoughtfully, while its toughness is reliable for everyday jewelry with standard care. Because this piece is natural and unenhanced, its color and appearance are intrinsic rather than the result of treatments, which appeals to collectors who value provenance, stability under light and heat, and ethical sourcing that can be traced back to Brazilian localities known for producing high quality tourmaline.
A gemstone that is natural, untreated, well cut, and eye clean has the essential attributes to become a generational heirloom, and there are practical steps to ensure it is preserved and appreciated by future owners. First, documentation is critical, so we recommend securing an independent gemological report that records the carat weight, dimensions, cut type, clarity observations, color description, origin as Brazil, and confirmation of no enhancements, this documentation should travel with the stone and be retained in family records to preserve provenance. A protective setting such as a bezel or a halo that positions the stone securely while allowing its color to show will preserve the pavilion and girdle from knocks, this is especially important for pieces that will be frequently worn and passed down. The versatility of an emerald cut allows the stone to be reset across styles and generations, moving from a classic ring to a pendant or cuff, without losing its identity or desirability. From a value perspective, natural, untreated tourmalines of intense, evenly distributed bluish green with good clarity and expert cutting are relatively uncommon in the marketplace, and as such, a piece like this has the potential to retain or appreciate in value, particularly when accompanied by supporting documentation, original purchase records from The Natural Gemstone Company, and periodic appraisals for insurance purposes.
When you choose this 3.56 carat bluish green emerald cut tourmaline from The Natural Gemstone Company, you are selecting more than an attractive jewel, you are investing in a documented, natural specimen whose intrinsic qualities support both daily enjoyment and long term preservation. The combination of intense natural color, eye clean clarity at face up, excellent polish, classic emerald cutting, and verified origin from Brazil makes this a rational choice for the discerning buyer who wishes to build a tangible legacy. With appropriate setting choices, clear provenance documentation, and routine care, this tourmaline can be enjoyed now, and passed down as an enduring family treasure, carrying both aesthetic beauty and the geological story of its Brazilian origin to future generations.





















