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Paraiba Tourmaline Rings in Sterling Silver
Paraiba tourmaline rings feature one of the rarest gemstones on Earth, first discovered in Brazil's Paraiba state in 1989. These copper-bearing tourmalines produce an electric neon blue-to-green glow found nowhere else in nature. Our collection holds 36,647 Paraiba tourmaline rings in .925 sterling silver, priced from $6 to $6,302. Each ring contains real natural stone, set in solid sterling silver and shipped free across the United States.
| Estimated value: | $4,927.20 |
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| Weight: | 4.80g |
| 8 -adjustable | |
| L - 3/8, W - 1/2, T - 1/4 inch | |
| Item Code: | 10-maj-26-57 |
| Estimated value: | $5,327.20 |
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| Weight: | 4.80g |
| 8 -adjustable | |
| L- 1/2 inch | |
| Item Code: | 8-maj-26-19 |
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What Makes Paraiba Tourmaline Rings So Sought After
Paraiba tourmaline gets its signature color from trace amounts of copper and manganese within the crystal structure. This chemical composition creates the luminous, almost glowing quality that separates Paraiba from standard tourmalines. On the Mohs hardness scale, tourmaline rates 7 to 7.5, making these rings suitable for regular wear with reasonable care. Mining sites remain limited to Brazil, Mozambique, and Nigeria, which keeps global supply restricted. The Brazilian stones from the original Paraiba deposit command the highest values, though African sources produce equally striking color saturation. Our buyers source stones from verified suppliers who document origin and treatment status. SilverRush Style has sold natural stone jewelry since 2005. We set each Paraiba tourmaline in .925 sterling silver, stamp the metal purity, and ship at no cost within the US. Browse the full range to find a ring weight and setting style that fits your preference.Is Paraiba tourmaline a real tourmaline?
Yes. Paraiba tourmaline belongs to the elbaite species of the tourmaline mineral group. Its copper content distinguishes it from other tourmaline varieties and produces the neon blue-green color.
How hard is Paraiba tourmaline?
Paraiba tourmaline rates 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale. This makes it durable enough for ring wear, though you should avoid hard impacts and store it separately from harder stones.
Where does Paraiba tourmaline come from?
The original 1989 discovery occurred in Paraiba, Brazil. Additional deposits were found in Nigeria around 2001 and Mozambique around 2005. All three sources produce copper-bearing tourmalines that qualify as Paraiba.
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