Tourmaline has captured the attention of many, drawing them in with its kaleidoscopic range of hues, from fiery crimsons and blush pinks to deep blacks, piercing emerald greens to vivid yellows and blues. This captivating gem is named after the ancient Sinhalese words toramalli, translating to 'mixed stones' or 'multicolored gems'....
A favorite of imperial court carvers from China, for a period in history, most of the tourmaline stones found around the world have been purchased by Chinese buyers. The royal artisans used the stone to create intricate sculptures, jewelry pieces, and figurines that remain coveted treasures today.
We work with a broad range of Tourmaline stones, celebrating and making use of their different colors and hues to create mesmerizing combinations.
A favorite of imperial court carvers from China, for a period in history, most of the tourmaline stones found around the world have been purchased by Chinese buyers. The royal artisans used the stone to create intricate sculptures, jewelry pieces, and figurines that remain coveted treasures today.
We work with a broad range of Tourmaline stones, celebrating and making use of their different colors and hues to create mesmerizing combinations.
- Gems: Blue/Green Tourmaline, Silver & Hematite
- Stone size: 4mm
- Metal: 925 Sterling silver
- Cord: Steel wire (slightly looser fitting.)
- Packaging: Comes with a luxurious box
- Stone size: 4mm
- Metal: 925 Sterling silver
- Cord: Steel wire (slightly looser fitting.)
- Packaging: Comes with a luxurious box
(Due to the unique characteristics of natural stone, the size and color of the beads can vary slightly.)
