3.84 Ct. Cabochon Tourmaline from Mozambique

From the sun warmed pegmatite pockets of Mozambique this delicate peach tourmaline began its long passage, forming slowly as mineral rich fluids cooled and threaded color into crystal, a natural story that we are proud to share at The Natural Gemstone Company, the rough was discovered with a clarity and transparency that made it an ideal candidate for a graceful cushion form, after careful planning of the cut the cutter chose a sugar loaf treatment to retain weight and to showcase the gem native warmth, the finished gem is a transparent 3.84 carat cushion shape tourmaline, measuring 8.34 x 8.28 x 6.94 mm, with a sugar loaf cut that softens edges and channels light into a gentle peach glow, the color intensity is light, the clarity is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the polish is excellent, no enhancement has been applied, the gem carries the honest signature of its origin in Mozambique.

As you hold this tourmaline you will sense the journey from earth to hand, inclusions that are visible at eye level tell of geological time and add character rather than detract, the cushion sugar loaf cut gives the gem a vintage, intimate presence that will sit beautifully in a low bezel or a halo setting where its soft peach will play against warm metals, for a contemporary expression consider a simple prong mount to allow maximum light return, this gem is ideal for a statement ring or a pendant that invites close viewing, care is straightforward, avoid sudden temperature change and strong chemicals, clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush, we are delighted to present this honest, unenhanced tourmaline as part of our curated selection, each facet reflects thoughtful cutting and respect for the material, The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind its provenance and craftsmanship, we welcome your questions about custom settings and will guide you to options that honor the gem origin, the result is a piece that connects wearer and earth, a peach tourmaline that carries the story of Mozambique, the skill of the cutter, and the promise of everyday wear.