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Loose Natural Pink Tourmaline Gemstones
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About Pink Tourmaline
Pink tourmaline, also known as rubellite, is a captivating gemstone that has gained immense popularity in the world of jewelry. With its soothing pink hue and exceptional charm, it has become a preference for gemstone enthusiasts and fashion-forward individuals.
Mineral Composition
Pink tourmaline belongs to the tourmaline mineral group, which encompasses a wide range of colors. It derives its beautiful pink color from trace amounts of manganese in its crystal structure. Depending on the quantity of the trace mineral, the intensity of the pink hue can vary from delicate pastel shades to rich, vibrant tones.
Occurrence and Metaphysical Properties
Pink tourmaline is found in various locations around the world such as Brazil, Afghanistan, Madagascar and the United States. Each source produces tourmalines with distinct characteristics, such as variations in color saturation or clarity. Brazilian pink tourmalines, in particular, are highly regarded for their intense and vibrant pink hues.
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, pink tourmaline is believed to possess metaphysical properties and is often associated with emotions, love and compassion. It is considered an October birthstone and is said to promote feelings of self-love, emotional healing and harmony. Some also believe that pink tourmaline can help alleviate stress, anxiety and depression, fostering a sense of calm and well-being.
Pleochroism of Pink Tourmaline
One of the most remarkable aspects of pink tourmaline is its pleochroism. Pleochroism refers to the phenomenon where a gemstone exhibits different colors when viewed from different angles. Pink tourmalines display various shades of pink, red and even violet, adding a mesmerizing depth to their appearance, making pink tourmaline engagement rings a stunning piece to express love.
Durability of Pink Tourmaline
In terms of hardness, pink tourmaline gemstone ranges between 7 and 7.5 on the Mohs scale. It is a gemstone that requires minimum care and fewer precautions. It possesses excellent clarity and long-lasting surface shine, allowing more light to reflect and refract, enhancing its overall beauty. However, like all other gemstones with the same hardness, pink tourmaline also requires careful handling to avoid scratches or damage.
Usage in Jewelry
When used in jewelry, pink tourmaline can be cut into various shapes such as brilliant-cut, emerald-cut,pear-cut and more. You can find loose pink tourmaline for sale and can also see this gemstone doing wonders in pink tourmaline rings, pink tourmaline necklaces and pink tourmaline earrings. The versatility of pink tourmaline goes well with all the metal options and gemstone settings.
