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6.53 Ct. Tourmaline from Brazil
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Item ID: | K19068 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.43 Width: 8.06 Height: 6.15 |
Weight: | 6.53 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 | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $694 |
This 6.53 carat bluish green tourmaline from Brazil presents an immediate and unmistakable presence, and its proportions and finish set it apart from many alternatives in the market. Cut in a refined emerald cut shape with dimensions of 14.43 x 8.06 x 6.15 mm, this stone is engineered to reveal both depth of color and internal clarity. The transparency and eye clean clarity evaluated at eye level allow the intense bluish green tone to sing without distraction, while the excellent polish yields mirror like facet planes that bounce light with a calm, sophisticated brilliance. Unlike many commercial green gems that rely on surface treatments or heavy filling to mask flaws, this tourmaline is heat treated, a widely accepted enhancement that improves hue while preserving structural integrity. When compared to emeralds of similar color this piece is often superior in overall appearance because emeralds typically host visible inclusions and rely on oiling to improve sight lines, and when compared to green sapphires or beryls this tourmaline often offers a livelier color saturation for a lower cost per carat, making it a compelling choice for someone seeking maximum visual impact without sacrificing authenticity.
In terms of value and longevity this bluish green tourmaline stands out for both practical and aesthetic reasons. Tourmaline sits around 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, which means it is robust enough for rings and everyday wear with sensible care, and it resists the kind of surface treatments required by some softer green stones. The emerald cut is particularly smart for creating an heirloom piece because its long step facets emphasize color and clarity rather than sparkle alone, producing a timeless style that reads as classic rather than trendy. The intense color intensity of this item ensures it will hold its presence against changing fashions, while the eye clean clarity contributes to long term desirability because future owners will not need to try to appreciate hidden beauty through visible imperfections. From a financial perspective pieces like this one, especially when offered by reputable houses such as The Natural Gemstone Company, typically show stronger resale and trade in potential than heavily treated or low clarity gems. The heat treatment is a stable, industry standard process which enhances the hue without compromising durability, unlike fragile surface fills or ephemeral coatings that can degrade over time and diminish value.
To become a true generational heirloom a gem must combine rarity, enduring aesthetic appeal, and responsible craftsmanship, and this tourmaline delivers on all three counts. Its substantial 6.53 carat weight and elegant emerald cut make it ideal for center stone placements in rings, pendants, or high quality bespoke settings that can be passed down and reinterpreted by successive owners. A classic bezel or semi bezel setting will protect the stone for everyday wear, while a four or six prong platinum or gold mount will present the color and clarity to best advantage for special occasions. Proper care is straightforward, and with periodic professional cleaning and a simple check of the setting this stone will retain its beauty for decades. Unlike some gemstones that require frequent re oiling or delicate handling because of cleavage or extreme softness, this tourmaline is resilient, and because it originates from Brazil and bears the clear hallmarks of expert cutting and polishing the provenance will add to its storytelling value within a family. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the detailed characteristics of this gem and we are available to advise on appraisal documentation, ideal mounting styles, and conservation practices so that this fine bluish green tourmaline can be enjoyed now and treasured by generations to come.























