For those seeking the rarest Paraíba tourmalines in the world, this gemstone is simply overwhelming. While some examples may show a bluer tone, this stone offers something far more exceptional: a vibrant, living turquoise neon of extraordinary intensity and extreme rarity.

Clarity in this color is extraordinarily difficult to find, comparable in rarity to a pink diamond with a reddish modifier. The gemstone is perfectly crystallized, with impressive internal fire and dispersion. It is flawless.

In highly specialized markets, such as Japan, colors like this can command USD 25,000 to 30,000 per carat, yet they appear only very rarely. This example is the largest and finest of its kind: 5.36 carats, cut from an original 8-carat crystal, meticulously perfected by Kat Florence.

The stone is alive: blues and turquoise greens flow through the crystal structure, driven by an exceptional copper concentration that appears to ignite the gem from within. Specimens of this quality, size, and neon effect are virtually impossible to replicate; they appear once in hundreds of thousands.

The jewel is completed with 2.68 carats of D Flawless diamonds, carefully integrated into a high-engineering jewelry setting. The piece fully reaches six-figure high jewelry territory, not only due to its material value, but because of its absolute singularity.

Vibrant, electric, and dazzling, this Paraíba is a gemstone that never goes unnoticed. An extraordinary rarity destined for the collector who seeks the truly exceptional.