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1.11ct INVESTORS PARAIBA BLUE TOURMALINE (THE 2ND MOST VALUABLE GEM). VERY SCARCE!
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1.11ct INVESTORS PARAIBA BLUE TOURMALINE (THE 2ND MOST VALUABLE GEM). VERY SCARCE!

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Indicative market price: R12,160.00
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South Africa
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  • SIZE:8.65 x 4.0 x 3.2mm (1.11Ct)
    QUALITY:Internally Flawless, Exceptional Cut and Paraiba Blue Fire
    ORIGIN:Brazil
    TREATMENT:100% natural and untreated
    APPROX.WEB VALUE: R12,000.00

    Paraiba blue tourmaline has been classified in recent gem valuations as the SECOND MOST VALUABLE coloured gemstone on earth - and number one is NOT Tanzanite - it is Bixbite (Red Beryl - sometimes called Red Emerald ). So this gem out values/outprices Tanzanite on the market and Ruby and Emerald are way behind!

    Paraiba Blue Tourmaline comes from Brazil and is a fairly recent discovery. It has become one of the most sought after gems amongst collectors and investors and commands $ thousands per carat on the market.

     

    Classified as VERY RARE on gemological tables, this gem is a Hi End collectors/investors item. The conservative WEB/Internet based shop price is R12,160.00 - you would pay more at a retail jeweler.

    You can verify the value by going to the on-line web valuation site at www.gemval.com Input the gem type, size, colour ( the second blue one down - notice that it is classed as VERY RARE), quality (VVS- this is the best that the site offers. Being IF, the gem that you see before you is even better and therefor more valuable!) , finish (excellent) and cut (octogon).

    Note that the figure given ($1579.01) is a WEB based price and that the gem is valued at MORE than what has been appraised.

     

    Results of www.gemval.com  appraisal


    Current web market value estimation

    Specimen:Tourmaline
    Weight:1.11 ct.
    Color:115 - medium very strongly bluish Green; strong
    Clarity:Eye clean 1 ( VVS)
    Cut:Excellent
    Shape:Octagon

    Value:

    USD 1579.01

    THIS FABULOUS RARE COLLECTORS/INVESTORS PARAIBA BLUE TOURMALINE - STARTING AT THE LOW PRICE OF R450 - NO RESERVE!!!

    This is one of the more valuable gems on Bidorbuy ! 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    Customer ratings: 1 ratings

    Thanks so much Chris for everything. I am so happy that I have bought such a beautiful gem, one that I will keep forever. You are an absolute gentleman. Thanks so much for hand delivering to my Mom for me!! Will definitely do business again if the opportunity arises.
    16 Mar 2008