Collection: Tourmaline

Tourmalines are among the most versatile and fascinating gemstones in the world. Their wide range of colors, from deep green to vibrant pink and rare Paraiba blue, makes them highly sought-after objects for collectors, investors, and jewelry enthusiasts.

  • Essential characteristics of tourmaline

    • Hardness: 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale – ideal for daily use.
    • Color: Tourmalines occur in almost all colors. Particularly rare and valuable are Paraiba tourmalines (intense blue-green), rubellite (intense pink to red), and indigolite (deep blue).
    • Transparency: High-quality tourmalines are brilliant, clear and have strong color saturation.
    • Origin: Brazil, Mozambique, Nigeria, Afghanistan and Madagascar – the region of discovery influences the color intensity and the market value.
  • Tourmaline as an investment

    Tourmalines, especially Paraiba and rubellite varieties, are experiencing strong price growth and are considered attractive alternative investments. Due to their rarity and beautiful color, high-quality tourmalines are becoming increasingly popular with investors.

    Prices for rare tourmaline varieties, especially Paraiba tourmalines, have skyrocketed in recent years. Top-quality specimens are fetching record prices at auctions worldwide.

  • Effect of tourmaline

    Tourmaline is said to have a harmonizing effect. It is said to promote balance, creativity, and protection. In traditional gemstone theory, it is associated with positive energy and mental clarity. Tourmaline is the birthstone of the month of October .

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