The magical colors of Paraiba tourmaline

Paraiba Tourmaline was discovered in Paraíba, Brazil, in 1989. Its distinctive Turkish blue-green tone has never been seen in other gemstones. This unique legendary heritage makes these rare gems precious. wealth. Paraiba tourmaline has a special charm and attraction for gem lovers, usually a very small amount of iron, manganese, chromium, vanadium elements to give tourmaline so beautiful and varied colors. But for Paraiba Tourmaline, it is completely different: it is the copper and manganese elements that make Paraiba Tourmaline have a very distinctive color, and this element has never been seen in any tourmaline before.

Thanks to the combination of copper and manganese, the Paraiba tourmaline's extremely beautiful and fascinating range of colors: emerald green, turkish blue to sky blue, sapphire blue, indigo, dark purple and magenta. The high concentration of copper is the main cause of the very rare and dazzling neon blue-green tone, turquoise blue and green, and also created the rarest color in the world so far. This color is like the lake blue of the swimming pool. The color is pure and vivid. . What is even more precious is that Paraiba tourmaline has magical electro-optic effects. This brilliance effect makes Paraiba a fluorescent light from different angles. The interior is extremely brilliant! This magical light sensation can only be approximated by high-quality diamonds, but the difference is due to the fact that the blue bottom tone is such that the light is even more sparkling than the diamond's fire!

The beautiful and vivid colors of Paraiba Tourmaline provoked people's enthusiasm for precious stones. In a short period of time, Paraiba Tourmaline has become the most popular jewel, and it has become the most craving and most expensive in the world today. One of the gems. Its price continues, and at the same time, its value has reached a historical high of all tourmaline varieties. Large-grained Paraiba tourmaline, a carat can ask for tens of thousands of dollars. In this extremely rich and colorful family of tourmaline gemstones, there has long been a lack of a color: a bright Turkish blue-green. It has to be said that it has always been a big regret in the tourmaline family, but it was not until the day when Paraiba was found in Brazil that the tourmaline family really became a colorful and colorful family of gemstones. It was nature that created this history. There is no unique bright color.