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| ID: 4160311 pcs |
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| 3.39 ct Tourmaline |
| 25.5 x 4.9 mm |
| $ 101.70 |
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| ID: 4016042 pcs |
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| 1.65 ct Tourmaline |
| 6.7 x 5.2 mm |
| $ 61.71 |
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| ID: 3794505 pcs |
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| 2.35 ct Tourmaline |
| 6 x 4.1 mm |
| $ 106.62 |
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| ID: 3505911 pcs |
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| 2.92 ct Tourmaline |
| 25.6 x 3.9 mm |
| $ 73.00 |
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| ID: 4514571 pcs |
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| 1.90 ct Rubellite Tourmaline |
| 6.8 x 10.1 mm |
| $ 570.00 |
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| ID: 3898642 pcs |
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| 1.67 ct Tourmaline |
| 7.2 x 5.2 mm |
| $ 51.00 |
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| ID: 4296521 pcs |
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| 1.60 ct Rubellite Tourmaline |
| 6.8 x 8.9 mm |
| $ 494.99 |
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| ID: 3783446 pcs |
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| 3.44 ct Tourmaline |
| 5.3 mm |
| $ 119.23 |
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| ID: 3280041 pcs |
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| 17.35 ct Tourmaline |
| 66.5 x 6.3 mm |
| $ 3470.50 |
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| ID: 4296471 pcs |
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| 1.95 ct Rubellite Tourmaline |
| 6.9 x 10.1 mm |
| $ 599.99 |
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| ID: 2607771 pcs |
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| 2.32 ct Tourmaline |
| 9.7 x 6.5 mm |
| $ 23.20 |
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| ID: 4195121 pcs |
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| 1.21 ct Tourmaline |
| 7 x 5.9 mm |
| $ 60.50 |
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| ID: 4016052 pcs |
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| 1.50 ct Tourmaline |
| 6.9 x 5.3 mm |
| $ 56.10 |
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| ID: 3792944 pcs |
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| 3.07 ct Tourmaline |
| 6.9 x 5 mm |
| $ 139.29 |
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| ID: 4164631 pcs |
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| 12.25 ct Tourmaline |
| 15.7 x 12.8 mm |
| $ 2450.00 |
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| ID: 3469061 pcs |
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| 1.75 ct Tourmaline |
| 26.1 x 2.7 mm |
| $ 38.50 |
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| ID: 3791822 pcs |
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| 1.74 ct Tourmaline |
| 8 x 5.1 mm |
| $ 78.94 |
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| ID: 4016504 pcs |
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| 3.68 ct Tourmaline |
| 6.8 x 5.4 mm |
| $ 137.63 |
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| ID: 4164671 pcs |
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| 8.02 ct Tourmaline |
| 14.4 x 10.1 mm |
| $ 2405.00 |
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| ID: 4500701 pcs |
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| 0.41 ct Tourmaline |
| 14 x 2.2 mm |
| $ 10.25 |
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| ID: 3769581 pcs |
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| 1.17 ct Chrome Tourmaline |
| 8 x 5.3 mm |
| $ 149.90 |
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Tourmaline
Tourmaline derives from the Sinhalese term "turamali", which translates as "stone of mixed colors". The very name refers to the unique spectrum of colors displayed by this gemstone, which is second to none in the realm of precious stones. One of the most versatile of gemstones, tourmaline is available in every color, from colorless to black. It can show every tone from pastel to dark, and can exhibit various colors in the same stone.
The many different colors of tourmaline mean that this stone can easily be mistaken for just about any other gemstone. Many stones in the Russian Crown Jewels from the 17th century once thought to be rubies are actually tourmalines. Another unique characteristic of tourmaline is that it can be electrically charged by heating and cooling, or applying pressure by rubbing the stone. The Dutch, who imported tourmaline in the early 17th century from Sri Lanka, discovered that specialty and used it to pull the ash out of their meerschaum tobacco pipes. They nicknamed tourmaline "aschentrekker" or "ash puller".
Tourmaline is of high clarity, has very few inclusions and is quite durable (rating of 7-7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale), all of which make tourmaline a very attractive buy. Large sizes are affordable as well.
Tourmaline derives from the Sinhalese term "turamali", which translates as "stone of mixed colors". The very name refers to the unique spectrum of colors displayed by this gemstone, which is second to none in the realm of precious stones. One of the most versatile of gemstones, tourmaline is available in every color, from colorless to black. It can show every tone from pastel to dark, and can exhibit various colors in the same stone.
The many different colors of tourmaline mean that this stone can easily be mistaken for just about any other gemstone. Many stones in the Russian Crown Jewels from the 17th century once thought to be rubies are actually tourmalines. Another unique characteristic of tourmaline is that it can be electrically charged by heating and cooling, or applying pressure by rubbing the stone. The Dutch, who imported tourmaline in the early 17th century from Sri Lanka, discovered that specialty and used it to pull the ash out of their meerschaum tobacco pipes. They nicknamed tourmaline "aschentrekker" or "ash puller".
Tourmaline is of high clarity, has very few inclusions and is quite durable (rating of 7-7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale), all of which make tourmaline a very attractive buy. Large sizes are affordable as well.
Tourmaline is indeed one of the most popular varieties of gemstones, and is frequently used in gemstone rings. All tourmaline is very-well suited for other types of gemstone jewelry too, including gemstone earrings, pins and brooches, as well as in necklaces and fashionable gemstone pendants.
