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Pink tourmaline pair drop shape 6.15 carat available for sale
Pink tourmaline pair drop shape 6.15 carat available for sale
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6.15 carat tourmaline pair
Size:13.5mm long
Natural
Afghani tourmaline
Hand cut
Shipping worldwide
Tourmaline is a mineral group that encompasses several gemstone varieties, each with its distinct colors and properties. Common types of tourmaline include:
1. **Black Tourmaline:** Also known as schorl, it is often used for protection against negative energies and is believed to have grounding properties.
2. **Pink Tourmaline:** This variety is known for its delicate pink hues and is associated with love and compassion. It is often used in jewelry.
3. **Green Tourmaline:** As mentioned earlier, green tourmalines come in a range of green shades and are linked to qualities like vitality and balance.
4. **Blue Tourmaline:** Also called indicolite, it's known for its blue colors and is relatively rare. It's associated with communication and self-expression.
5. **Watermelon Tourmaline:** These tourmalines have a green outer layer and a pink inner core, resembling a watermelon. They are often considered a symbol of balance.
6. **Paraíba Tourmaline:** This variety, named after the Brazilian state of Paraíba, is prized for its vivid blue to green colors and is one of the most valuable types of tourmaline.
Tourmalines are widely used in jewelry and are appreciated for their wide range of colors. They also have some spiritual and healing associations, believed to help balance energies and emotions.
Size:13.5mm long
Natural
Afghani tourmaline
Hand cut
Shipping worldwide
Tourmaline is a mineral group that encompasses several gemstone varieties, each with its distinct colors and properties. Common types of tourmaline include:
1. **Black Tourmaline:** Also known as schorl, it is often used for protection against negative energies and is believed to have grounding properties.
2. **Pink Tourmaline:** This variety is known for its delicate pink hues and is associated with love and compassion. It is often used in jewelry.
3. **Green Tourmaline:** As mentioned earlier, green tourmalines come in a range of green shades and are linked to qualities like vitality and balance.
4. **Blue Tourmaline:** Also called indicolite, it's known for its blue colors and is relatively rare. It's associated with communication and self-expression.
5. **Watermelon Tourmaline:** These tourmalines have a green outer layer and a pink inner core, resembling a watermelon. They are often considered a symbol of balance.
6. **Paraíba Tourmaline:** This variety, named after the Brazilian state of Paraíba, is prized for its vivid blue to green colors and is one of the most valuable types of tourmaline.
Tourmalines are widely used in jewelry and are appreciated for their wide range of colors. They also have some spiritual and healing associations, believed to help balance energies and emotions.
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