Watermelon Tourmaline Ring

Showcasing a really fun slice of Watermelon Tourmaline with a deep green ring around a center of gemmy pink, set in a sterling silver setting by Taos-local artist Rory Kenward. 

Size: 7.75

Gift box included.

Tourmaline is the name given to a large group of minerals sharing the same general properties and crystalline structure but with varying chemistry. Crystallizing in the form of vertically striated prismatic crystals. Tourmaline occurs in more colors than any other mineral group, ranging from deep pink to red to red-violet (Rubellite), blue to indigo-blue (Indicolite), yellow (aka “Peridot of Ceylon” and Tsilasite), brown (Dravite), green (Verderite), pink (Elbaite), orange, purple/lavender, black (Aphrizite and Schorl), colorless (Achroite), bi-colored, tri-colored, multi-colored, and a variety which exhibits triangular and triskelion formations. Phew!

Hardness: 7-7.5

Tourmaline assists in clearing, balancing and vitalizing the body’s energy centers.

Watermelon Tourmaline is known as the "super activator" of the heart chakra providing stimulation and connection with the heart chakra of the higher self. It encourages one to look past the seriousness of an experience or situation and helps with recognition of how it benefits your life.