PINK TOURMALINE

PINK TOURMALINE

Pink tourmaline gemstone (meaning "a mixed colour precious stone,") is one of the semi-precious stones. It has a wide range of colours and is known as the chameleon of all gemstones. Its colour varies from bright pink to a soft, delicate pastel pink which can change depending on the size of the stone or how it is combined with alloys or other gemstones. For example, if you set it upon white gold or silver, its colour becomes shinier. Like its colour, its chemical structure is also complex and different; a combination of aluminium borosilicates mixed with iron, magnesium or other various metals. Pink tourmaline, also called "rubellite", appears in ancient Egyptian records. According to Egyptian traditions, Pink Tourmaline travelled from the heart of the earth to the sun, passing through a rainbow and absorbing all of its colours. Pink tourmaline mines are mostly found in the United States, Brazil, and Sri Lanka. It is the birthstone for October and the zodiac sign of Scorpio.

Glamira sources AAA quality pink tourmaline gemstones and selects the most precious and special colour to be set in unique pink tourmaline jewellery of rings for women, kids and men, earrings, necklaces and pendants, bangles, and engagement rings. With its varying shades of candy colour pink, the gemstone is used in traditional, modern and contemporary styles. You can customise a gold pink tourmaline ring to catch the most fantastic rainbow colour, or you can order pink tourmaline engagement rings to build a ladder to the sun of love! Personalise a pink tourmaline necklace using Glamira's easy customisation options to create a one-of-kind piece, whether it's a solitaire pendant or with other precious stones. Moreover, it is an ideal gemstone for pink tourmaline earrings if you cherish the sounds of the earth you; and for pink tourmaline bracelets to exhibit your rainbow colours even in the dull atmosphere of everyday life! The exciting thing is that Glamira gives you the freedom to create your modern fairy tale to be a contemporary "It-Girl" of that story from pink tourmaline.