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9.51 Ct. Bluish Green Tourmaline from Mozambique
This loose stone ships by Nov 21
Item ID: | K14712 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.04 Width: 14.29 Height: 8.17 |
Weight: | 9.51 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Mozambique |
Per carat price: help | $200 |
If you are searching for a single stone that completes a lifetime moment, or the perfect centrepiece for a collector worthy ring, this exceptional 9.51 carat pear shape bluish green tourmaline from The Natural Gemstone Company answers that need with quiet confidence, beauty, and provenance. This gem measures 13.04 x 14.29 x 8.17 mm, a size that reads bold on the hand while remaining elegant in profile. Cut as a faceted stone with a mixed brilliant cut, it offers a finely tuned balance of scintillation and depth, so that every turn of the wrist reveals a new facet of color. The color reads as a delicate bluish green with light intensity, an appealing tone that suits both classic and contemporary mountings. Originating in Mozambique and heat treated to stabilize and enhance its hue, this tourmaline combines natural charm with thoughtful finishing, polished to an excellent sheen that magnifies the stone clarity and internal life.
For customers seeking a piece for an engagement ring, a bespoke pendant, or a museum quality cabinet, clarity and cut matter as much as color and carat. This tourmaline is transparent with a clarity grade of included when evaluated at eye level, which means the stone carries internal character that tells a story while still offering impressive visual appeal. The mixed brilliant cut has been applied to maximize return of light from the pavilion while maintaining a smooth, elegant outline in a pear shape, creating a dynamic and flattering silhouette on the finger. The proportions of 13.04 x 14.29 x 8.17 mm give the gem a generous table and balanced depth, allowing jewelers to design settings that showcase its color and brilliance. Because the polish is excellent, facet intersections are crisp and light performance is lively, which is particularly important for stones with light color intensity, where surface quality can make the difference between muted and luminous.
When describing how this tourmaline stands in the pantheon of famous gemstones, comparisons help clarify its unique appeal, without diminishing the history around those legendary names. Think of the Dresden Green, a historic green diamond admired for its singular hue and rarity, and consider how this Mozambican tourmaline offers an accessible expression of green that is softer and more wearable, a bluish green that reads fresh and contemporary where the Dresden Green reads imperial and rare. Compare the stone to celebrated emeralds in famous jewels, which are often loved for saturated green with strong presence, and you will appreciate that this tourmaline brings a lighter, airier green that complements warm and cool metals alike, and that includes the subtle bluish undertone that sets it apart from classic emerald green. Paraiba tourmalines are often recalled for their electric blues and intense neon, and while this stone does not mimic that electric intensity, it offers a refined, cool green that changes with lighting and environment, giving it versatile personality for daily wear. Each of these historical touchstones helps place this tourmaline in context, and the comparison reveals its unique advantage, namely a rare combination of size, a pleasing bluish green tone, and the handsomely executed mixed brilliant cut from Mozambique.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that customers seek both beauty and assurance, and this tourmaline is presented to meet those needs. The stone is a standout example of Mozambique tourmaline, a source that in recent decades has produced remarkable material sought by collectors and designers. Heat treatment has been used to stabilize and broaden the color appeal, a standard enhancement that enhances the gem while keeping its natural character intact. For those who want to set this gem in a ring, pair it with halo diamonds for a modern engagement piece, choose a simple platinum bezel to highlight its silhouette, or commission bespoke metalwork that complements its bluish green tone. For collectors, this tourmaline represents a statement of taste, a gem large enough to be admired loose, and lively enough to be the focal point of a curated collection. Our team is available to discuss mounting options, independent appraisal services, and guidance on ring design, ensuring that your purchase is supported every step of the way.
If your search is for a memorable engagement gem, or the next prized piece for a collector case, this 9.51 carat pear shape bluish green tourmaline from Mozambique presents a compelling solution, a stone that bridges the elegance of historic green gems with modern versatility and wearable scale. The dimensions of 13.04 x 14.29 x 8.17 mm, the faceted mixed brilliant cut, the included clarity at eye level, the light color intensity, the excellent polish, and the responsible enhancement of heat treatment all contribute to a gem that is attractive, distinctive, and ready to be set into an heirloom or a contemporary creation. At The Natural Gemstone Company we will help you explore settings, provide detailed imagery and measurements, and answer any questions you have about origin, treatment, and care. Allow this tourmaline to end your search for the right stone, and to begin a new chapter in your collection, or to mark a moment that will be remembered for a lifetime.

























