Pure Tourmaline Jewelry in Sterling Silver  

Natural Tourmaline Set in .925 Silver Since 2005

Tourmaline forms in pegmatite deposits worldwide, with notable sources in Brazil, Afghanistan, Nigeria, and the United States. The gem's name comes from the Sinhalese word "turmali," meaning mixed stones, a reference to the wide spectrum of colors early gem traders encountered. Pink tourmaline gets its color from manganese, while iron creates green and blue varieties. Watermelon tourmaline develops its signature pink center and green outer layer through changing mineral conditions during crystal growth. Our collection pairs these natural stones with .925 sterling silver, a standard we have maintained since opening in 2005. You will find tourmaline in cabochon cuts that highlight color saturation and faceted styles that increase light return. Multi-stone pieces often combine several tourmaline colors in one design, letting you wear the gem's full range together. Browse by style, price, or stone color to find tourmaline jewelry that fits your preferences and ships free within the United States.