Pure Lab Paraiba Tourmaline Rings  

Lab Paraiba Tourmaline Rings in Sterling Silver Settings

The paraiba tourmaline earned its reputation in 1989 when miners in Brazil's Paraiba state found tourmalines with an unusual copper content. That copper creates the intense blue-green color collectors call "neon" or "electric." Laboratory-grown versions replicate this chemistry under controlled conditions, producing stones with consistent color saturation and fewer inclusions than most natural examples. Our sterling silver settings range from simple solitaires to multi-stone arrangements. The .925 silver standard means 92.5% pure silver alloyed for durability, a practical choice for rings worn regularly. At 7-7.5 Mohs hardness, lab paraiba tourmaline handles daily wear better than softer gems like opal or pearl. SilverRush Style has shipped from the US since 2005, and every order includes free domestic delivery. Browse the full range to find a lab paraiba tourmaline ring that fits your size and budget.