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Lagoon blue tourmaline in octagon cut 1.82 carats

Lagoon tourmaline in cushion cut 15.51 carats, Afghanistan

Pair of bluish-green octagon-cut tourmalines 1.82 ct

Light bluish green octagon-cut tourmaline 0.95 ct

Tourmaline indicolite octagon cut 0.97 ct, Afghanistan

Cushion cut light blue tourmaline 2.34 ct

Lagoon green tourmaline 4.10 ct, Afghanistan

5.92 carat blue-green tourmaline set, Afghanistan

Set of blue tourmalines 5.04 ct, Afghanistan

Pair of blue and pink octagon-cut tourmalines 1.04 ct

Contrasting pair of pink and blue tourmalines 0.83 ct

Cushion cut Lagoon tourmaline 6.78 ct, Congo

Set of blue tourmalines in cushion cut 6.63 ct, Afghanistan

Rare Lagoon blue tourmaline in octagon cut 1.36 ct

Cushion cut Lagoon blue tourmaline 7.63 ct

Bright Lagoon tourmaline 1.19 ct, Afghanistan

Lagoon tourmaline oval cut 3.31 ct, Afghanistan

Pair of Lagoon tourmalines 4.64 ct ICA

Pair of lagoon tourmalines, 3.60 ct, ICA

Lagoon green tourmaline 3.21 ct, Afghanistan, ICA

Tourmaline verdelite pixel cut 2.52 ct, Afghanistan, ICA

Neon blue tourmaline 3.86 ct, Afghanistan, ICA

Blue green tourmaline 3.05 ct, Afghanistan, ICA

Mint green tourmaline 2.60 ct, Afghanistan, ICA

Lagoon blue tourmaline 3.09 ct, Afghanistan, ICA

Blue and mint green tourmalines 5.01 ct, Afghanistan

Lagoon Green Tourmaline Gemstone

Lagoon tourmaline is a trade name, the color of these tourmalines is very complex, incorporating the color of young leaves with glimpses of yellow-green sunlight to the emerald hues of deep water. Lagoon tourmalines are very spectacular, but such bright green hues are extremely rare.

Price

The price of such stones, depending on their weight and clarity, ranges from $800 to $1300 per carat. You can see this tourmaline in the live in our collection, as well as order it, depending on the desired size, color and budget.

Origin

In the last 2-3 years, there have been stones from Afghanistan and Nigeria that bring astonishing beauty to the market. Afghanistan's Laghman region is known for producing some of the finest lagoon tourmalines, making it a major player in the international gemstone market. Tourmaline mining in Afghanistan can be traced back to the 1970s, and other notable sources include Brazil and Congo.

Buyers guide

When shopping for lagoon tourmalines, it's important to consider the Four Cs:

Color: The color of lagoon tourmalines can range from light mint green to deeper, more saturated shades of green.
Carat: The carat weight of the tourmaline refers to its size and weight. Larger tourmalines are more valuable, but it's important to note that a higher carat weight does not always equate to better color or quality.
Clarity: lagoon tourmalines can have inclusions, which are natural imperfections found inside the stone. Stones with fewer inclusions are considered more valuable.
Cut: A well-cut tourmaline will have a symmetrical shape, a good balance of color, and a high level of brilliance.

Jewelry

Lagoon Tourmaline is a popular gemstone used in jewelry due to its beautiful green color and durability. It is commonly used in a variety of jewelry styles, including:

Rings: Lagoon Tourmaline is often set in rings, either as a solitaire or in a cluster setting with other gemstones.
Necklaces and Pendants: Lagoon Tourmaline is also used in necklaces and pendants, either as a single stone or in a multi-gemstone design.
Earrings: Lagoon Tourmaline is a popular choice for earrings, particularly in stud or dangle styles.
Bracelets: Lagoon Tourmaline is sometimes used in bracelets, either as a single stone or in a multi-gemstone design.
Brooches and Pins: Lagoon Tourmaline can also be used in brooches and pins as a decorative accent.

Lagoon Tourmaline

Lagoon Green Tourmaline Gemstone

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