Tourmalines

Discover the vibrant allure of a 4.05 carat green tourmaline, celebrated for its rich color and striking brilliance. This gemstone’s deep green hue makes it an excellent choice for custom jewelry, offering a bold and luxurious touch. Perfect for rings, pendants, or statement pieces,...

Introducing a rare 1.67 carat light blue Paraiba from Madagascar, a gemstone prized for its vibrant color and captivating brilliance. Paraiba tourmalines are known for their unique neon-like glow, and this light blue variety offers an exquisite and soft yet striking hue. Perfect for...

Tourmaline is known as the rainbow gemstone because it exists in various colors. It is also the largest group of boron silicate minerals and forms when mineral-rich hot waters seep into cavities and rock fractures. Bi-color tourmaline, known for its striking two-tone hues, is...

Green tourmaline, known for its vibrant, verdant shades, is a popular gemstone in the tourmaline family. It ranges from light green to deep, forest hues, often admired for its depth and saturation. This semi-precious stone is sought after for its durability and brilliance, making...

Have you seen rustic Paraibas like these before?Well, these unique Paraiba flats are from Brazil, and have unique blends of colors in them, unlike the Paraibas you might have seen before. These pairs are flat, polished, and almost symmetrical, perfect to handcraft a gorgeous...

Tourmaline is known as the rainbow gemstone because it exists in a range of colors. It is also the largest group of boron silicate minerals and forms when mineral-rich hot waters seep into cavities and fractures in rocks. Brazil is known for producing these...

Tourmaline is known as the rainbow gemstone because it exists in a range of colors. It is also the largest group of boron silicate minerals and forms when mineral-rich hot waters seep into cavities and fractures in rocks. Brazil is known for producing these...

Verdelite refers to green tourmalines that do not contain chromium. From lush grass-green to electric yellow-green to olive, and even bluish-green, there is a Verdelite gem to fit all tastes.For clients looking for affordable green gems for their jewelry, Verdilites make a good choice...

Tourmaline is known as the rainbow gemstone because it exists in a range of colors. It is also the largest group of boron silicate minerals and forms when mineral-rich hot waters seep into cavities and fractures in rocks. Brazil is known for producing these...

The refreshing neon blue reflections of the Brazilian Paraiba cannot be compared to the blue-hued tourmalines that have been discovered in other parts of the world. Their exemplary array of blue shades is of premium quality - owing to the composition of copper which...

Discovered in 1989 near the village of São José da Batalha, the Paraiba Tourmaline created quite an impression in the gem market - for its exquisite colors and quality were too unique to forget. The Paraibas that we have in stock have been sourced...

The refreshing neon blue reflections of the Brazilian Paraiba cannot be compared to the blue-hued tourmalines that have been discovered in other parts of the world. Their exemplary array of blue shades is of premium quality - owing to the composition of copper which...

First discovered in Maine, in the United States in 1902, the watermelon tourmaline has created quite the craze in the jewelry market.The watermelon effect is caused when trace elements change during the crystal’s growth, by concentration or composition. The crystal will start out as...

Verdelite refers to green tourmalines that do not contain chromium. From lush grass-green to electric yellow-green to olive, and even bluish-green, there is a Verdelite gem to fit all tastes.For clients looking for affordable green gems for their jewelry, Verdilites make a good choice...