Gemstones Guide to Precious & Semi Precious Stones – Tagged "Paraiba Tourmaline" – Page 2
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Paraiba Tourmaline Gemstones Facts

Paraiba Tourmaline Gemstones Facts

Did You Know 1 ParaibaTourmaline is mined for every 10,000 diamonds! Yes, that's how rare these gemstones are! Heitor Dimas Barbosa discovered Paraiba crystals in 1989 in the Federal Brazilian State of Paraiba. Later deposits were found in Nigeria, and Mozambique. Paraiba Tourmalines belongs to Tourmaline gemstone family Paraibas are usually found in emerald through neon greens, turquoise to neon-blues and many more Presence of Manganese & Copper gives it...

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Paraiba Tourmaline – A unique spectrum for a rare gem

Paraiba Tourmaline – A unique spectrum for a rare gem

Paraiba Tourmaline is famous for its broad blue-green spectrum and surprisingly, it's more expensive than many gems on the market. It can fetch up to $100,000 per carat. The equally famous "neon blue" and other colors are apparent even in the raw stones.This color range is one of the reasons for Paraiba Tourmaline's popularity. In jewelry design, color is a critical major asset. The unique spectrum of Paraiba Tourmaline makes it...

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PARAIBA tourmaline - The largest manufacturer of the unearthly breathtaking & rare tourmaline!

PARAIBA tourmaline - The largest manufacturer of the unearthly breathtaking & rare tourmaline!

RMC Gems being the biggest manufacturer of Paraiba Tourmaline which buys directly from Mozambique mines, thus gets it to you much cheaper than most suppliers could. The Paraiba Tourmaline is an incredible most valuable ad rare gemstone that is as breathtakingly beautiful as it is unique. The vivid almost unearthly colors of Paraiba tourmalines range from emerald through neon greens, turquoise to neon-blues, sapphire blue, sky blue, blue-violet, indigo, and...

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Paraíba Tourmaline - Geographic Origin Determination of Paraíba Tourmaline

Paraíba Tourmaline - Geographic Origin Determination of Paraíba Tourmaline

Vivid blue to green copper-bearing tourmalines, known as Paraíba tourmalines, are recovered from deposits in Brazil, Nigeria, and Mozambique.

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