Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique 0.260ct loose (princess cut, CuO: 0.3%, MnO: 3.0%))

Paraiba tourmaline is attractive for its exquisite color, which is different from the blue of the sea or the blue of the sky. In Japan, it is defined as "blue to green tourmaline containing copper (regardless of origin)." It is a gemstone that has enduring popularity. This product has been identified as being from Mozambique. It is a princess cut, which is rare for Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique. It is highly transparent, and you can enjoy the color typical of Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique. CuO: 0.3%, MnO: 3.0%. It comes with a sorting from the Gemstone and Precious Metals Association of Japan.

Type: Loose (natural stone)
Stone name: Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique ( Paraiba tourmaline )
Weight: 0.260ct
・Scratches/chips: S
Inclusions: A+
Note: Heating is usually performed.
*Generally, Paraiba tourmaline is a gemstone that has been heated. However, with current identification technology, it is difficult to distinguish between heated and unheated, so the treatment is described as "Usually heated."
・Accessories: Sorting (Jewelry and Precious Metals Association), Caratz quality certificate, case

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