Brazilian unheated bicolor Paraiba tourmaline 0.220ct loose stone (CuO: 2.7%, MnO: 3.2%) GIA

Paraiba tourmaline is attractive for its exquisite color, which is different from the blue of the sea and 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 a long history of popularity. This is a rare bicolor Paraiba tourmaline.

This is Paraiba tourmaline (unheated) from Batalha, Brazil, with CuO: 2.7% and MnO: 3.2%. It is a deep blue Paraiba tourmaline. It comes with a GIA certificate and sorting by the Japan Gemstone and Precious Metals Association.

Type: Loose (natural stone)
Stone name: Unheated bicolor Paraiba tourmaline from Brazil
Weight: 0.220ct
・Size: 4.1 x 3.9 mm
・Shape: Trilliant cut
・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: Certificate of Authenticity (GIA), loose case (if it does not fit, a clear zippered case)

▷For more information about Paraiba Tourmaline
What is Paraiba tourmaline? What are the characteristics and value differences depending on the origin, and what is the selling price?


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