
18k Rose Gold Pink Tourmaline & Diamond Ring
Cocktails & Champers Ring
RR-0510-PT
£2912.50
Tourmaline is a spectacular group of related mineral species that delivers an unparalleled rainbow across every possible colour parameter. At Tivon, we select only the top 5% of loose gemstones from this vibrant family to guarantee an intense saturation, a robust physical clarity and an abundance of internal fire. Derived from the historic Singhalese expression Turamali meaning stone of mixed colours, this remarkably robust gemstone serves as a striking global symbol of deep affection, absolute permanence and individual distinction.
Read below to discover the famous South American and Madagascan geography, essential care rules regarding machine restrictions and robust physical clarity behind this magnificent mineral variety in our comprehensive Tourmaline Gemstone Guide. Alternatively, explore our masterfully curated Tourmaline jewellery collection to discover our breathtaking statement pieces including luxury Tourmaline rings, exquisite Tourmaline earrings and stunning Tourmaline pendants, each designed to stand as a personal family legacy.
The colour of Tourmaline ranges through every possible hue and is often multi-colored.
The name Tourmaline is derived from the Singhalese expression "Turamali”, which translates as "stone of mixed colours”.
Tourmaline is widely recognized as a symbol love, friendship, permanence and stability.
The name Tourmaline refers to a group of related mineral species, not to a single specific species.
Tourmaline represents the 38th wedding anniversary (Modern).
Yes, Tourmaline is the birthstone of October.
Tourmaline is 7.0-7.5 on Moh’s Scale and therefore considered hard and robust.
The finest come from South America (Brazil), Madagascar and Africa.
Tourmaline can be cleaned with most commercial jewellery cleaners or warm soapy water. It must not be cleaned using steam cleaners or ultrasonic cleaners.
The value factors of Tourmaline are its intensity of colour as well as its brilliance and the "life" of the stone. The size of the stone also counts as a value factor.
Tourmaline belongs to an extraordinarily complex and diverse mineral group, celebrated by connoisseurs for expressing an unparalleled kaleidoscope of natural color. Expand your gemological knowledge and discover the unique histories of its most prized structural variations. Discover the intense, deeply saturated crimson fires of a true collector's prize in our Rubellite Tourmaline Gemstone Guide. Learn about the electrifying, neon turquoise glow of the world's most exclusive copper-bearing treasure in our Paraiba Tourmaline Gemstone Guide.