Paraiba Tourmaline
It is a very bright colored gem in the Tourmaline group. Observe the distinctive glowing blue, green or turquoise color caused by copper and manganese in the structure. It was first discovered in 1989 in Brazil, and then a new source was found in Nigeria and Mozambique. It is now defined as the highly saturated blue-green neon tourmaline from these elements as a paraíba. It forms in the pegmatite mineral line. The process is very complicated. Understand that there is a hot water force driving the permeability of the elements to become mineral in the structure. Looking out is dependent on a high level of analysis tools, but know that Its blue color is mainly copper, and its clarity usually depends on the cleanliness of the skin and the blame. If you want to know where it came from, you have to give the factory an insight check that will tell the source more clearly.


















































































