Gold ring with Paraíba 2.21 ct, GIL certificate

Jewellery and accessoriesTivat · 2026-10-19 · in Serbian

Magic Ring · Paraiba Neon Blue 2,21 ct · GIL certificate Price: 28000 € City: Tivat Category: Jewelry and Watches > Rings Material: Gold Gender: Male Have you ever seen a stone that glows on its own? Neon blue, like the light of a tropical sea and a current in a single crystal. Inside, tiny sparks flicker and create a pattern resembling thin crushed ice. This is a "sugar" Paraiba, and such stones are especially prized. This is not just a beautiful stone in an architecture of white and yellow gold. This is a magical artifact: very precious and very powerful. Anyone who understands what this is about will feel it immediately. Paraiba is one of the most expensive colored gemstones in the world. When it was first presented to the world, its price rose tenfold in six days. And in December 2025, at Christie's auction in New York, a Tiffany necklace with a 13.54 carat Paraiba was sold for 4.2 million dollars (about 310,000 dollars per carat), which is the world auction record for this stone. Most Paraibas have greenish and other shades. The most valuable of all is neon blue, and it is found primarily in stones from Brazil and Mozambique. Brazilian deposits are practically exhausted: almost all the stones were mined in just a few years, and today they are nearly impossible to find. Mozambique has become the main source, but it too only occasionally yields truly beautiful stones. Brazilian and Mozambican Paraibas share a common origin: they formed more than several hundred million years ago, when South America and Africa were one continent. That is why the most beautiful Mozambican Paraibas sometimes cannot be told apart from Brazilian ones. Author's design by the premium jewelry atelier ZNAT’. An open, almost architectural form, a gentle dialogue of white and yellow gold