Natural and untreated gemstones for your jewelry
In the world of colored gems, the most important thing is color. This beautiful gem has some visible inclusions, but the color is impressive. The best saturation and intensity are enclosed in this gem of almost six carats. It could go through a ruby but with a much lower price.
With a halo of diamonds that will protect the gem, it would be a perfect engagement ring for a very special person.
Tourmaline and Opal are the birthstones for October. In 1952, the Jewelers of America association included the Tourmaline in the list of birthstones, becoming the second birthstone for October.
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WEIGHT : 5.96 ct.
SIZE : 12.93 * 10.90 * 6.84 mm.
SHAPE : Oval
COLOR : 29. (PR/RP) Purple Red
TONE : 5. Medium
SATURATION : 6. Vivid
CLARITY GRADE : Moderate
CUT GRADE : Good
TREATMENT : Unheated
HARDNESS : 7 - 8
Inclusions type : Growth tubes and cracks. Two - phases inclusions. Trichites.
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THE QUEEN OF COLOR: TOURMALINE
Tourmaline is the name for a group of related mineral species, with a very complex chemical composition. The name is derived of the word “tourmali”, this word in singhalese was used for colored gems, mostly zircons.
COLOR: The most important
Tourmalines exist in all colors: Multicolored, Bicolor, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Blue-Green, Purple, Violet, Brown, Neon Blue, Colorless, sometimes Asterism, Change Color and Trapiche. ALL.
The most expensive color varieties are Paraiba Tourmaline (vivid green and blue with copper bearing),