Green and Seafoam Tourmaline Engagement Rings

Green and seafoam tourmaline engagement rings highlight the earthy elegance of these naturally vibrant gemstones. Whether deep forest green or refreshing mint, these rings are a refreshing departure from tradition, designed for those drawn to color, clarity, and character.

Pro Tip - Gemstone Engagement Rings

Tip #1 -Think outside the box. You already are, in fact, if you're considering a gemstone engagement ring . Diamonds are beautiful and rare, but it's so much more eye-catching and unique to wear a gemstone engagement ring. There are many approaches that you can use to select the perfect gemstone. You could choose her birthstone or your birthstone. Or you could find a gemstone engagement ring that incorporates both birthstones. At MyJewelrySource, we make most of our jewelry in house so if you would like to incorporate two gemstones in one of the rings you see on our website, we can definitely do that for you. How about a blue or green gemstone that matches her beautiful eye color. You can also choose the gemstone of the month you're getting married or even of the month you first met. Or simply choose her favorite color! Gemstones are available in just about every color so you will have a lot of engagement ring options no matter what choice you make.

About Tourmaline

Tourmaline is found in a wide fange of colors from vivid pinks to vibrant greens to Caribbean blue. Tourmaline is dichroic which means that a single gemstone displays two colors. Tourmaline is the alternate October birthstone . Tourmalines are mined in Brazil, Afghanistan, East Africa, and the United States. Tourmaline rates 7 to 7 1/2 on the Mohs scale of hardness.

Tourmaline Enhancement

Although cutting is the most basic enhancement method necessary to display the beauty of a gemstone, there are many fascinating methods by which man has demonstrated his ability to draw maximum color, luster, clarity and brilliance from natures earthbound treasures. A basic understanding of these enhancement techniques will add to your appreciation of the beauty, durability and value of the gemstone jewelry you already own, or plan to purchase in the future. Dark blue, blue-green, and green tourmalines are occasionally heated to lighten their color. Red tourmalines (or rubellite) and pink varieties are often heated or irradiated to permanently improve their colors. You can assume that the green and seafoam tourmalines sold at MyJewelrySource have been heated unless stated otherwise. The Nigerian pink tourmalines at MyJewelrySource have not been heated and other varieties of pink may have been heated.

Tourmaline Care

Do not use an ultrasonic cleaner. Avoid sudden temperature changes, steaming and contact with cosmetics, hairspray, perfume or household chemicals. Your tourmaline jewelry may be cleaned with a soft-bristled brush or a cloth with plain or soapy water.

Fun Fact

Beyond its physical beauty, green tourmaline carries a fascinating etymology and history. The name "tourmaline" is believed to derive from a Tamil word meaning "mixed stone," a nod to its extraordinary spectrum of colors, passionate reds and soft pinks to serene blues, radiant yellows, lush greens and even deep blacks. In particular, seafoam green tourmaline captivates with its pure, soothing tone that evokes images of gentle ocean breezes and lush tropical landscapes. This refreshing shade has made it a standout choice for both fine jewelry and spiritual adornments, symbolizing hope, abundance, and the rejuvenating power of nature.