Green Tourmaline

€100, €1,000, €2,000, €4,000, €10,000 or more… everything is possible with the prices of green tourmaline, which vary according to the criteria defining quality, like precious stones.

Whether it is closer to green or blue, the paraiba tourmaline can fetch high prices. The most popular is turquoise tourmaline, offering an electric blue or neon blue shade, discovered in the 1980s. The price per carat of green tourmaline rises especially when the color is intense and the stone is remarkably clear. You might also like the mysterious tourmaline chromée.

If you are interested in green tourmaline jewelry, it is an excellent choice, because this semi-precious stone has characteristics allowing it to be cut into a wide variety of shapes, notably its hardness and the diversity of shades it provides.

You can create a bague tourmaline green with an oval stone, cushion cut, cut émeraude (rectangular), round, heart-shaped, pear-shaped... This stone has been confused for centuries with other gems, notably emerald, and it sometimes looks almost like it. Another green stone to know (among several possible shades): spinelle.

Many green tourmaline rings are in white gold or silver, but it is suitable for yellow gold, whether very dark or very light, and even rose gold. For a solitaire ring, with a diamond halo, a modern ring, a romantic style or even, for a men's ring, green tourmaline lends itself to many designs.

Green tourmaline is considered a protective stone and it is of as much interest to jewelers for its elegance as to enthusiasts of lithotherapy for its virtues.

It is attributed with several healing benefits and is associated with energy, youth, good health, balance and serenity, both for the body and the mind.

In lithotherapy, we use a lot of raw green tourmaline, that is to say uncut and unpolished, as well as quartz with green tourmaline inclusions, or tourmaline of other colors, such as black tourmaline and tourmaline rose is also very appreciated.

The green tourmaline comes in a variety of shades, light to dark. The tourmaline itself offers a huge choice of colors, including pink, red and jaune. This stone can also be transparent. Green, tourmaline is called “verdelite”.

The rarest color is blue. Besides, the tourmaline de Paraïba blue is highly sought after. It can also have shades of green and the name Paraiba tourmaline does not systematically imply that the stone comes from Brazil. For 100% reliable information on your stones, we do it authenticated by a gemological laboratory. Also know that all our gems are obtained without intermediaries.diaire.La Green tourmaline belongs to the silicates and its hardness is rated at 7/7.5 on the Mohs scale. The main producers are mainly Brazil, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Russia, Afghanistan, as well as several African countries, such as Mozambique, where it is extracted. tourmalines bleues and the superb rubis du Mozambique.