Tourmaline Gemstones Wholesale – Vibrant Colors for Exquisite Jewelry
Tourmaline is one of the most versatile and stunning gemstones, celebrated for its incredible range of colors and brilliance. From vivid pinks and greens to the unique Paraiba blue and watermelon shades, tourmaline is a favorite among jewelers, designers, and collectors. Known for its durability and vibrant hues, it is often used in gold and silver jewelry, including rings, necklaces, earrings, and bracelets.
At BirthstoneMarket.com, we specialize in providing certified wholesale tourmaline gemstones sourced from the world’s most renowned mines. Whether you’re seeking classic shades for timeless designs or unique bi-color and tri-color gems for standout pieces, our ethically sourced collection is designed to meet all your jewelry needs.
Why Choose BirthstoneMarket.com for Tourmaline?
As a trusted supplier of wholesale tourmaline, we focus on quality, ethical sourcing, and customer satisfaction. Here’s why we’re the preferred choice for jewelers and designers:
- Diverse Selection – A wide range of colors, cuts, and sizes, including rare Paraiba and watermelon tourmaline.
- Certified Gemstones – Every gemstone is certified by leading labs like WGI UK, AIG USA, and GFCO Switzerland.
- Ethical Sourcing – Our tourmalines are responsibly mined and conflict-free.
- Global Shipping – Insured delivery via DHL, UPS, and Royal Mail for guaranteed peace of mind.
- Flexible Orders – Low MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) for small and bulk purchases.
Tourmaline Gemstone Colors and Varieties
Tourmaline is known as the “gemstone of the rainbow” due to its vast array of colors. Each shade has unique characteristics, making tourmaline a versatile gemstone for jewelry of all styles.
1. Pink Tourmaline
- Color: Ranges from soft pastel pink to vibrant magenta.
- Symbolism: Associated with love, compassion, and emotional healing.
- Popular Uses: Romantic designs, including engagement rings, pendants, and anniversary jewelry.
2. Green Tourmaline
- Color: Shades vary from light mint green to rich forest green.
- Symbolism: Represents growth, balance, and vitality.
- Popular Uses: Nature-inspired jewelry and timeless designs.
3. Paraiba Tourmaline
- Color: Rare neon blue and green tones with exceptional brilliance.
- Symbolism: Uniqueness, rarity, and luxury.
- Popular Uses: High-end custom jewelry and statement pieces.
4. Watermelon Tourmaline
- Color: Unique bi-color variety featuring pink centers with green outer edges.
- Symbolism: Creativity, playfulness, and harmony.
- Popular Uses: Artistic and contemporary jewelry designs.
5. Black Tourmaline (Schorl)
- Color: Opaque black with a glossy finish.
- Symbolism: Protection and grounding.
- Popular Uses: Modern, minimalist jewelry and talismanic pieces.
6. Bi-Color and Tri-Color Tourmaline
- Color: Displays two or more colors in a single gemstone.
- Symbolism: Diversity, creativity, and individuality.
- Popular Uses: Unique statement jewelry that highlights the gemstone’s natural beauty.
Origins of Tourmaline
Tourmaline is mined in various locations worldwide, each contributing unique characteristics to the gemstone’s color and quality.
1. Brazil
- Colors: Known for Paraiba tourmaline, pink, green, and bi-color varieties.
- Features: Exceptional quality and brilliance.
2. Afghanistan
- Colors: Vivid pinks and greens.
- Features: Highly valued for their clarity and saturation.
3. Mozambique
- Colors: Paraiba-like blues and greens.
- Features: Known for producing high-quality, affordable alternatives to Paraiba tourmaline.
4. Nigeria
- Colors: Pink, green, and bi-color stones.
- Features: Offers a range of affordable and ethically sourced gemstones.
5. Madagascar
- Colors: Bright, vivid shades of pink, green, and multicolored tourmalines.
- Features: Popular for their unique color combinations.
Tourmaline Treatments
Tourmaline gemstones may undergo treatments to enhance their color and appearance. At BirthstoneMarket.com, we disclose all treatment information to ensure transparency.
1. Heat Treatment
- Purpose: Used to enhance pink and red hues.
- Durability: Permanent and stable treatment.
2. Irradiation
- Purpose: Commonly used to enhance pink and green tourmalines.
- Durability: Safe and widely accepted in the gemstone industry.
3. Untreated Stones
- What It Means: Untreated tourmalines retain their natural color, making them highly desirable for collectors and high-end jewelry.
Available Carat Weights and Cuts
Our wholesale tourmaline gemstones are available in a wide range of sizes and cuts, ensuring the perfect fit for any jewelry design.
- Carat Weights: From small accent stones (0.1 carats) to large centerpieces exceeding 20 carats.
- Cuts: Oval, round, cushion, emerald, pear, and custom cuts available.
- Custom Orders: Need calibrated sizes or unique shapes? We offer custom cutting services.
Popular Uses of Tourmaline in Jewelry
Tourmaline’s wide color range and durability make it suitable for various jewelry styles:
- Rings: From elegant solitaires to bold cocktail designs.
- Earrings: Studs, drops, and chandelier styles featuring vibrant hues.
- Necklaces and Pendants: Stunning centerpieces for high-end gold or silver settings.
- Bracelets: Bi-color and multi-color tourmalines create eye-catching bracelets.
How to Order Wholesale Tourmaline Gemstones
- Explore Our Collection: Browse our selection of tourmaline gemstones by size, cut, and color.
- Request Certification: All gemstones include certification verifying authenticity and quality.
- Place Your Order: Order small or bulk quantities with our low MOQ policy.
- Enjoy Global Shipping: Insured delivery ensures your gemstones arrive safely.