The Channel Ring

The Channel Ring

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The Channel Ring

The Channel Ring

$7,200.00

Specs: Metal: 14k Yellow Gold | Metal Weight: 3.86g | Stone: Mozambican Paraiba Tourmaline | Carat Weight: 2.82ct | Shape: Freeform Pear | Treatment: None (unheated) | Origin: Mozambique | Certification: AGL Certified (certificate available upon request) | Setting: Hand-formed east-west bezel | Sizing: US 5.5. 

Description: Copper-bearing tourmaline from the East African metamorphic basement, worn east-west across the finger.

Paraiba tourmaline from Mozambique tells a different geological story than its Brazilian counterpart. Mozambican Paraiba crystallized under higher metamorphic grade conditions in a different host rock chemistry, and its inclusion population records that origin. Under magnification this 2.82ct pear carries dark angular mineral crystal inclusions — consistent with actinolite, hornblende plates, or other metamorphic mineral phases — alongside partially healed fracture trails creating lacy patterns visible against the vivid blue-green background. These are the geological fingerprint of a stone formed in East African metamorphic basement rocks.

The color reads as a more saturated, purely blue-green — consistent with documented chemical differences in Mozambican origin Paraiba. The pear outline is freeform rather than calibrated — the stone's natural shape preserved to maximize copper-bearing color volume. The 14k yellow gold bezel was hand-formed.

American Gem Lab certified. One of one.

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