Dainty Tourmaline Ring

History and Origin
Paraiba Tourmaline is a rare and vibrant variety of Tourmaline first discovered in the late 1980s in the Paraíba state of Brazil, which gives the stone its name. Its electric neon-blue to green hues, caused by traces of copper and manganese, make it one of the most sought-after and valuable gemstones in the world. Since its discovery, Paraiba Tourmaline has also been found in smaller deposits in Nigeria and Mozambique, but Brazilian stones remain the most prized for their vivid colour and clarity.

Meaning and Symbolism
Paraiba Tourmaline is celebrated for its powerful energy and striking beauty. It symbolises renewal, transformation, and optimism, inspiring creativity, joy, and vitality in those who wear it. Often associated with the heart chakra, it is believed to cleanse and energise emotional energies, encouraging love and compassion.

Benefits When Worn
Wearing Paraiba Tourmaline jewellery is said to promote emotional healing and personal growth. It helps the wearer release negative energies, overcome fears, and embrace positive change. The stone’s vibrant energy supports creativity, confidence, and an overall sense of wellbeing, making it a treasured talisman for those seeking inspiration and happiness.

Material: Sterling Silver or 14k Gold plating over Sterling Silver

Stone: Natural Paraiba Tourmaline approx. 5mm x 3mm

Accent Stones: Cubic Zirconia on each side - approx 1mm

Design: Dainty ring with vibrant central Paraiba Tourmaline

Weight: Lightweight and comfortable for daily wear

Care: Avoid moisture and harsh chemicals; gently clean with a soft cloth

* Features rare natural Paraiba Tourmaline gemstone with neon-blue-green hues

* Available in Sterling Silver or Gold plating over Sterling Silver

* Accented with sparkling cubic zirconia stones for added brilliance

* Lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear

* Perfect for layering or solo statement styling

* Comes packaged sustainably with recycled materials and a personalised handwritten note

* Please note that this is a natural Paraiba Tourmaline stone so size, shape and colour of these rings will vary and inclusions may be present. (inclusions are natural cracks that form within the stone)

At Indie and Harper, we believe jewellery should be more than just an accessory – it’s a reflection of your soul and style. Every piece is chosen and crafted with care, so it feels as unique as the person wearing it.

Small Australian business with a big heart

Based on the Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne, we’re a proudly Australian, female-led small business. Our passionate team pours intention into every creation and into every order we send.

Sustainably packaged with a personal touch

Each order is packaged using recycled materials and a 100% organic cotton bag, and finished with a handwritten note – because we believe every parcel should feel like a gift. To reduce waste, we thoughtfully pack each order in one recycled box and one organic cotton bag.

If you’re purchasing a gift, just let us know in the notes at checkout and we’ll happily package it separately.

Free, tracked shipping worldwide

Enjoy free tracked shipping on orders over $99 in Australia and worldwide, plus free express shipping on Australian orders over $150. All orders are shipped from our home on the Mornington Peninsula with love.

In order to be more sustainable and save on waste, all Indie and Harper orders are packaged in ONE 100% recycled box and ONE 100% organic and sustainable cotton bag.

However, if you wish to gift any of your Indie and Harper products, please let us know (in the notes section in your shopping cart) and we will box them separately.

Hey lovely, don't know your ring size? Let us help you! All of our jewels are measured using US sizing. We recommend heading to your local jeweller to be professionally sized. However, if you are unable to do so please feel free to use our sizing chart below! If you have any issues, please don't hesitate to contact our fabulous Customer Happiness Team at sales@indieandharper.com

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