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67.74 Ct. Yellowish Green Tourmaline from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Jul 1
Item ID: | K25490 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 29.84 Width: 23.05 Height: 11.68 |
Weight: | 67.74 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $61 |
A sovereign statement of natural beauty, this remarkable tourmaline from The Natural Gemstone Company weighs 67.74 carats and measures 29.84 x 23.05 x 11.68 mm, presented in a masterfully executed emerald cut that magnifies its architectural presence and luminous depth. The stone exhibits a rare yellowish green hue of intense saturation, a color that balances lively freshness with a dignified, velvety undertone. Transparency is exceptional, and clarity is graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, ensuring that light traverses the pavilion and facets with minimal interruption, producing an internal glow that shifts from warm yellow to verdant green as the gem is tilted under light. The excellent polish enhances every facet junction and facet plane, creating razor sharp transitions that underscore the precision of the cutting and the intrinsic quality of the material. Of particular significance is the absence of any enhancement, a pure and unaltered expression of nature, with provenance traced to Tanzania, a source increasingly prized for tourmalines of compelling color and character.
Owning this gem is not merely a purchase, it is a declaration of refined taste and deliberate connoisseurship, an object of desire that confers distinction upon any collection or bespoke design. The emerald cut affords a modern, elegant silhouette that translates beautifully into high jewelry, whether set as a single ring that commands a room, a pendant that drapes regally on the décolletage, or as the centerpiece of a private collection held for appreciation. The combination of extraordinary size, intense color, and a clarity that approaches flawless to the naked eye places this tourmaline in a scarce category, where gemstones become not just accessories but heirlooms and conversation pieces. The Natural Gemstone Company curates pieces of this caliber with an eye to legacy and provenance, offering collectors the assurance that their acquisition carries both natural authenticity and the storied tastefulness that defines a lifetime of discerning choices. For those who aspire to own something that marks achievement and refined status, this tourmaline is an unmistakable symbol.
From an investment perspective, this 67.74 carat Tanzanian tourmaline represents a compelling opportunity within the colored gemstone market, where rarity, untreated status, and superior gemological characteristics are the primary drivers of long term value. Large tourmalines with intense, stable color and minimal visible inclusions are uncommon, and pieces of this scale and quality are increasingly sought after by collectors, private investors, and luxury houses seeking unique center stones. The lack of enhancement elevates its market desirability, since untreated gems command a premium and are favored by connoisseurs who prize purity and provenance. Historical market behavior for exceptional colored gemstones shows that supply constraints combined with rising global demand for unique natural assets can lead to meaningful appreciation over time, particularly for stones with documented origin and verifiable characteristics. To optimize future liquidity and value realization, The Natural Gemstone Company recommends certification from a respected independent gemological laboratory, secure provenance documentation, and careful conservation, whether the gem is custom set by a master jeweler or retained as a certified investment grade loose stone. Prospective buyers should consider this purchase as both a tangible pleasure and a strategic diversification, acknowledging that while no investment is without risk, the long term fundamentals for rare, untreated, large tourmalines are favorable, and ownership confers both the immediate pleasure of beauty and the potential for future appreciation.



















