Blue-Green Tourmaline Ring, Oval
$349.00
LOVELY BLUE-GREEN OVAL TOURMALINE RING IN 14k YELLOW GOLD, SIZE 6
Tourmaline is a fascinating and durable gemstone known for its wide array of colors and is a popular choice for jewelry. It’s found in virtually every color imaginable, including pink, green, blue, black, and even multicolored varieties like watermelon tourmaline. The stone in this ring is likely a verdelite or indicolite variety of Tourmaline. Tourmaline is one of the birthstones for October. Initially found in Ceylon, Brazil is now a prominent source for Tourmaline. Metaphysically, Tourmaline is believed to cleanse, purify, and transform negative energies into positive vibrations, promoting emotional well-being and spiritual growth.
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