6.12 Ct. Tourmaline from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

This exceptional transparent 6.12 carat fancy shape brownish orange tourmaline from Ceylon Sri Lanka is a rare find, offered exclusively through The Natural Gemstone Company. The gem measures 13.73 by 8.87 by 6.43 millimeters, and it has been fashioned into a refined step cut that accentuates its linear brilliance and depth of tone. With an intense color intensity, a clarity grade of very very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, and an excellent polish, this stone combines visual presence with collector quality. There has been no enhancement, so what you behold is the natural beauty as it emerged from one of the most storied gem producing regions in the world. The distinctive brownish orange hue sits between classic earth tones and the rarer warm spectrum of tourmaline, a palette that appeals to connoisseurs seeking pieces that are both wearable and unmistakably unique.

From an investment perspective this piece represents the kind of opportunity that sophisticated collectors and informed buyers seek, supply is inherently limited for large, untreated tourmalines with such precise cutting and outstanding clarity, and that scarcity is compounded when the tone is as uncommon as this brownish orange. Tourmaline prices, particularly for rarer colors and larger sizes, have shown steady appreciation as demand from private collectors, boutique jewelers, and investors increases, and provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka adds an important element of desirability that supports long term value. The absence of enhancement preserves market confidence, because untreated gemstones consistently command premiums and are preferred for secure, long term holdings. The step cut in this stone enhances durability while maximizing visible color saturation, making it ideal for a bespoke high end setting that will showcase the gem while protecting its investment value. Owning this tourmaline through The Natural Gemstone Company places you in an exclusive circle of purchasers who value authenticity, rarity, and provenance, and for those who consider gemstones as part of a diversified tangible asset strategy, this gem offers historical appeal, collectible rarity, and a strong potential for future appreciation.