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The Pink Tourmaline

The shades of pink Tourmaline vary from pale pink to dark red, passing by bright fuchsia pink or raspberry, bordering on Rubellite.
The clarity of Pink Tourmaline ranges from transparency to opacity.
Like all natural stones, tourmalines are crystals with small details called "inclusions". These inclusions appear in the structure of the stone during its formation. As such, they should not be seen as faults but rather as a seal affixed by nature, witness to the long process of stone formation.
The purity of a stone depends on the size, quantity and arrangement of its inclusions. A very good quality tourmaline will have tiny inclusions invisible to the naked eye.
The higher the degree of purity, the higher the value of tourmaline.
The pink and red tourmalines are naturally very included. It's hard to find it with high purity.

A little history...

According to an ancient Egyptian legend, the tourmalines are stones which left the center of the Earth for a long journey which made them cross a rainbow. This story would explain the fact that the tourmaline family is one of those which presents the most colors and varieties.
Known in Europe since the very beginning of the 18th century, it was identified by the naturalist Buffon in 1759. The Chinese empress Tzu Hsi, who reigned from 1860 to 1908, adored pink tourmalines and reserved the entire production of the Stewart mine, Southern California.

Provenance

The majority of tourmalines today come from Brazil. But, depending on the colors and varieties, these stones can come from Afghanistan (indicolites), India, Madagascar (rubellites), Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Burma, Russia (Siberites) or Thailand.

The Pink Tourmaline in astrology

Pink tourmaline is the birthstone for children born in October.
It is the astrological stone of the sign of Libra.
It is traditionally offered for the 52nd wedding anniversary.

The Pink Tourmaline in lithotherapy

This stone provides beneficial support for emotional healing. It is second to none as a gem helping to heal old emotional wounds, especially those that go back to childhood.
Pink tourmaline stone is second to none when you need a dose of unconditional love.

Take care of your Pink Tourmaline

Tourmaline supports steam cleaning, but not ultrasonic cleaning.
It is cleaned with clear water and purified with slightly salted water.

Our selection of jewelry in Pink Tourmaline

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Pink Tourmaline

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Earrings Alesia

€1,780.00

Earrings in 750 ‰ white and yellow gold with diamonds - Pedro Alves collection - Available in white with rose gold or white gold 750 ‰.

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Earrings Angèle

€2,040.00

Earrings in 750 ‰ white gold and diamonds - Pedro Alves collection - Available in yellow gold or Rose gold 750 ‰.

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Earrings Alenka

€2,060.00

Earrings in 750 ‰ rose gold, diamonds and amethyst - Pedro Alves collection - Available in white gold or yellow gold 750 ‰ with smoky quart or citrine

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Earrings Alenka

€2,060.00

Earrings in 750 ‰ white gold, diamonds and amethyst - Pedro Alves collection - Available in yellow gold or Rose gold 750 ‰ with smoky quart or citrine

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Earrings Alenka

€2,060.00

Earrings in 750 ‰ yellow gold, diamonds and amethyst - Pedro Alves collection - Available in white gold or Rose gold 750 ‰ with smoky quart or citrine

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Earrings Calista

€16,500.00

Moving Earrings in 750 ‰ white gold and diamonds 5,032 cts - Amália collection.

The earrings that Amália liked the most are depicted in “Amália, the film” in a very special and particular way. They appear as an offer of friendship and affection from your great friend Ricardo Espírito Santo. In fact, they were offered by Eduardo Ricciardi. Offstage, Amália wore them without pendants.

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Earrings Calypso

€450.00

Earrings in 750 ‰ white gold - Necklace and bracelet available.

The countless trips and contact with the world gave Amália Rodrigues a keen aesthetic and critical sense. They gave it a cosmopolitan and contemporary image. But his immense national pride was never pinched. She has always been an ambassador for Portugal and proudly exhibited her traditions and heritage, also in jewelry, although molding them to her taste.

The earrings and bracelet are creations made from the replica of the necklace.

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