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Rubellite tourmaline is one of the most captivating gemstones in the jewelry world. With its intense pink to red hues, this variety of tourmaline has gained significant attention from collectors,…

The world of colored gemstones often creates confusion with overlapping names and classifications. One common question I hear daily in my jewelry store is: “Is rubellite just pink tourmaline?” As…

Black tourmaline bracelets have become increasingly popular in both jewelry and crystal healing circles. As a professional jeweler who specializes in gemstone jewelry, I’ve helped hundreds of clients select and…

The choice between obsidian and tourmaline often puzzles gemstone enthusiasts. As a jeweler with 20 years of experience working with both stones, I understand why this comparison arises. These two…

As a professional jeweler and gemologist with over two decades of experience, I’ve handled countless black gemstones. Two of the most frequently confused – yet fundamentally different – stones are…

Many customers in my jewelry store ask if black obsidian and black tourmaline are the same stone. The short answer is no—they are completely different minerals with distinct properties. While…

Walking into my jewelry studio, customers often point to our black gemstone collection asking, “Are these all the same stone?” Two black gems that consistently cause confusion are black obsidian…

Black tourmaline is one of the most popular and accessible protective stones in the jewelry market. As a professional jeweler who has bought, sold, and worked with black tourmaline for…

Black tourmaline is one of the most popular protective stones in the jewelry world, known for its deep, opaque black color. But many customers in my store ask me: “Does…

Black tourmaline, also known as schorl, is a highly popular gemstone belonging to the tourmaline family. It is most commonly deep black in color, though some specimens may exhibit brown…