2457380
Certified & Appraised AAAA Natural Canary Tourmaline (Pear 15.87x11.23 mm) 7.60 ctw
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2457380
Certified & Appraised AAAA Natural Canary Tourmaline (Pear 15.87x11.23 mm) 7.60 ctw
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Exuding gorgeous sparkles and hue, this IGI certified natural canary tourmaline gemstone is simply beautiful. Use your imagination and bring your ideas into reality with this stunning gem.
• Pear shape gemstone
• Gem measures 15.87 x 11.23 mm
• Brilliantly faceted
• The gem displays intensely saturated yellow color
Certified & Appraised AAAA Natural Canary Tourmaline (Pear 15.87x11.23 mm) 7.60 ctw
Canary Tourmaline Information
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Number of Pear Canary Tourmaline (s) |
1 |
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Minimum Carat Total Weight (ct. tw) |
7.60 |
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Minimum Size |
15.87 mm (Length) x 11.23 mm (Breadth) |
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Gemstone Color |
Yellow |
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Grade |
AAAA |
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Hardness |
7-7.5 |
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Treatment |
Heat |
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Certification |
Certified & Appraised |
Gemstone Minimum Weight(Carats)
7.600
Stone Shape
Pear
Stone Size
15.87x11.23
Stone Quality
4A
Stone Cut
Faceted
Loose Gemstone
1
Certification
IGI
It denotes the total carat weight of all the gemstones. For example: In a ring there are two gemstones, each gemstone might weigh roughly 1 carat, equaling approximately 2 ct. tw.
Minimum size is the measurement of the size of gemstone present in the jewelry.
Every colored gemstone has its own color range, as per hue (The first impression of an object�s basic color), tone (Degree of darkness or lightness of a color) and saturation (A color�s strength or intensity). Color of the gem plays an essential role in determining its value.
Eye-clean is a grade of gemstone clarity in which inclusions are not visible to the naked eye. They are visible only when checked through microscope or any other tool.
The Mohs scale of hardness is a measurement of a mineral�s hardness against ten reference minerals.
In this process, heat is slowly applied to gemstones at temperatures ranging from 200 to 2000 degrees Celsius. Gemstones are formed under heat and pressure, and this heat-only treatment can act as a continuation of Mother Nature's original design. This enhancement alters the color or improves clarity.
