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3.79 Ct. Tourmaline from Brazil
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Item ID: | K19083 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.2 Width: 9.28 Height: 7.68 |
Weight: | 3.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
There is a quiet nobility in a gemstone that carries both the warmth of the earth and the discipline of a master lapidary, and this 3.79 carat round pink tourmaline, thoughtfully faceted by The Natural Gemstone Company, embodies that timeless dignity. Sourced from Brazil, a land whose gem history stretches back through colonial trade and mineral exploration, this stone measures 9.20 by 9.28 by 7.68 millimeters, and it is cut in a mixed brilliant style that balances scintillation with depth. At eye level the clarity reads as eye clean, permitting an unclouded window into the gem, while an excellent polish allows light to travel freely through each facet, animating the piece with a quiet inner fire. The medium intense color intensity, enhanced by careful heat treatment, respects the stone’s natural character, deepening its rose to salmon tones without overwhelming the subtleties that make a classic tourmaline so enduring.
In color and temperament this Brazilian pink tourmaline traces a lineage that invites comparison with some of the world’s most storied gem localities, yet it retains a distinct voice. Its hue leans toward a refined rose with a warm undertone, recalling fine rubellites from Afghanistan, which often exhibit a deeper, more purplish red mood. Against Afghan rubellite this Brazilian pink reads a touch more buoyant and lucid, a sunlit counterpart to the cooler, evening note of an Afghan stone. When set beside pink sapphires from Sri Lanka and Myanmar, which traditionally carry a more crystalline, slightly cooler pink tone with a sapphire’s characteristic brilliance, the tourmaline reveals a softer, more romantic sensibility, its color sitting in that cherished space between rose and coral that invites closer inspection rather than instantaneous flash. Compared with Madagascan spinels, which can range from delicate pink to vivid raspberry and often present a distinctly saturated tone, the present tourmaline offers a gentler intensity, a medium vigor that is both wearable and stately.
The history of tourmaline itself enriches the story of this gem, and Brazil’s role in that history is particularly resonant. Brazilian deposits have produced some of the most celebrated tourmalines of the modern era, from garden variety greens to the rare and electric Paraíba blues that revolutionized the gem market. This pink tourmaline sits within that Brazilian tradition, a more understated chapter, one that speaks to classical elegance rather than spectacle. Heat treatment, a discreet and time-honored enhancement, was applied to refine and stabilize the hue, a practice that aligns with centuries of gemological stewardship where artisans have sought to present nature’s best with subtle intervention. The result is a stone that feels both ancient and approachable, something a collector might pass down as an heirloom or a maker might choose to frame in a bespoke piece that favors lineage over trend.
Wearers who understand provenance and tone will appreciate the versatility of this gem, particularly when contrasted with tourmalines and spinels from Mozambique and Nigeria which can show stronger red bias or deeper saturation. The round shape and mixed brilliant cut ensure that its light performance complements many settings, whether in a solitary ring that celebrates a single, luminous focal point, or in a classic pendant that lets the stone rest against the skin and catch the day’s movement. At The Natural Gemstone Company we consider each stone’s story as important as its specifications, and this 3.79 carat Brazilian pink tourmaline tells a story of geological patience, responsible craftsmanship, and enduring beauty. It invites comparison to the world’s great gem sources while asserting its own distinct voice, a warm, medium intense rose that bridges the past and the present, ready to become a treasured part of a new history.





















