Pure Tourmaline Rings in Sterling Silver  

Natural Tourmaline Rings: Real Stones, Real Silver

Tourmaline occurs in more colors than almost any other gemstone. The same crystal can display multiple hues, a phenomenon called color zoning. Pink and green varieties often form together in what collectors call watermelon tourmaline. Black tourmaline, known as schorl, makes up roughly 95% of all tourmaline found in nature. The rarer colors—Paraíba blue, rubellite pink, chrome green—command higher prices based on saturation and clarity. The tourmaline in these rings comes from established mining regions with documented geological histories. Brazilian tourmaline tends toward green and blue-green tones. Afghan material often shows fine pink and red coloration. African sources contribute both traditional colors and newer finds. We photograph each ring individually so you see the actual stone you will receive. SilverRush Style has sold natural gemstone jewelry since 2005. Every ring uses .925 sterling silver, the standard for quality silver jewelry. Browse the full collection to find a tourmaline ring that fits your size and color preference.