Tourmaline jewelry

Irene Neuwirth bi-colour tourmaline necklace with diamonds

October birthstones are colorful and soulful. Get familiar with the many colors of the tourmaline and its personality. Fall in love with its quirky history and customize your own tourmaline ring!

Tourmaline is one of the unique gemstones that can be found in all colours of the rainbow. This beautiful semi-precious stone occurs in more colours and colour combinations than any other mineral group and can be found on all of the world's continents.

Paraiba tourmaline, named after the region in Brazil where it was discovered in the late 1980s, is one of the rarest and most sought-after gemstones in history.

Browse Natalie's range of French-inspired pieces with exquisite gemstones that are as unique, exciting and beautiful as the women who wear them.

Modern and elegant leaf-shaped watermelon tourmaline earrings. A modern minimalist design to show off the beauty of these beautiful gems. A cascade of faceted watermelon tourmaline beads wire-wrapped in gold-filled wire on a handmade gold-filled ear hoop. Only the nicest quality natural gemstones are used for this design. The gemstones measure approx. 3mm each. The earring measures 2.5 inches from the top of the ear wire. The last picture shows the same design in amethyst and silver. All…

If you're in the market for genuine watermelon tourmaline jewelry, beware. There are many fake stones on the market these days, and it can be tough to tell them apart from the real thing. In this blog post, we will discuss how to spot fake watermelon tourmaline. Here, we will talk about five tell-tale signs that will help you determine whether or not a stone is fake. In This Article 1. What Does a Watermelon Tourmaline Look Like? 2. Sign #1: Sharp line separating the colors 3. Sign #2…

Discover Jewellery Arabia Bahrain exhibition designers like Arunashi, which created this beautiful carved tourmaline jewelry leaf ring with diamonds on GEMOLOGUE! #ringspiration #tourmaline #diamondring #jewelrydesigners

Pala International is home to some of the planet’s finest gems, precious stones and mineral specimens. Here you will find colored stones of every persuasion, including fine Burma ruby, Burma sapphire, Ceylon sapphire, Kashmir sapphire, alexandrite, cat’s eye, tourmaline (including rubellite tourmaline), spinel, garnets such as tsavorite, demantoid, rhodolite and spessartite, imperial topaz, aquamarine, emerald, and a plethora of others. Palagems.com also features educational articles…