TOURMALINE JEWELLERY
Tourmaline is a wonderful gemstone because of its superb physical and spiritual properties. Like other precious stones, it is also available in many different colors, mainly green, blue, red, yellow, brown, black, pink, purple, violet, and indigo. These colors are basically due to the presence of traces of magnesium and copper in improper ratios. In addition to its gorgeous color schemes, this stone is known for imparting good health. The best thing about the minerals of tourmaline is that the crystals are found in clean and large forms, which makes them easier to cut and design into impressive faceted pieces of gems.
In light of these versatile properties, tourmaline can be crafted into awesome jewelry designs and colors, combined with other gemstones, or as an individual center stone. We proudly bring you our impressive selection of tourmaline, available in multiple colors and shapes such as emerald cut, oval, and square. Buy 100% genuine tourmaline from our Natural Gemstones website.
Properties of Tourmaline
- Transparent to translucent to nearly opaque
- Mineral Boron Silicate
- Specific Gravity–– 2.8 to 3.3
- Crystal System–– Hexagonal
- Luster–– Vitreous
- Mineral Hardness–– 7 to 7.5 Mohs scale
Benefits of Tourmaline
Tourmaline is known to be associated with positivity, happiness, satisfaction, contentment, love, success, and health. Every colour has its own power and meaning. This is the only gemstone that occurs in rare black color and with exceptional healing properties on all levels. This stone is known to cure many health problems and people like to keep it with them all the time.
- It enhances grounding
- Shields against negative energy
- Saves against electromagnetic hazards
- Protects from negative thoughts
- Reduces anxiety, depression, and stress
- Boosts immune system
- Cures arthritis pain
- Strengthens mindfulness
What is the Price of Tourmaline in Dubai?
Tourmaline can be found in large quantities all over the world. However, Brazil, Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, North America, Australia, Italy, and Switzerland have the majority of substantial deposits. Tourmalines are classified as semi-precious stones, despite the fact that some varieties are rarer than diamonds and can be significantly more valuable. Tourmalines are one-of-a-kind in that they come in every hue of the rainbow, and every color occurs with two or even three alternatives. The more spectacular cuts of the neon blue or green Paraiba from Brazil can fetch prices of over $10,000 per carat.
