These Tourmalines are a rich shade of emerald green. We will part with them as a pair or as singles, for whatever eye-catching ring, necklace, or earrings you are looking to create.
 
I cut these Tourmaline in one of my favorite designs, "Squilliant," written by Marco Voltolini.
 
One stone is eye clean, the other has an inclusion not seen at a regular viewing distance. There is a slight saturation variation between the stones.
 
Tourmaline is a wonderful stone, and one of the most colorful, coming in a vast array of colors, and often sharing more than one color in a stone. Some are even dicrotic, meaning they are different colors depending which side you look through. Tourmaline is a 7-7.5 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, making it acceptable as a ring for everyday wear, but caution should be taken to preserve its beauty. It has the privilege of being marked as October's birthstone.