Paraiba!!!

Earrings with architecturally cut green Brazilian aquamarines ~ "Clear Crystals" ~, set in 750/000 white gold. Custom-made, length as shown here is 5...

Martin Katz launches the Paraiba collection of one-of-a-kind jewels starring authentic Brazilian Paraiba tourmalines.

Hoops studded with turquoise-blue Brazilian paraiba tourmalines and white diamonds, set in 750/000 white gold. Custom-made, length as shown here is 3....

The allure of Brazilian Paraiba tourmalines continues apace, but with supplies dwindling, a new origin of Paraiba-like tourmalines has emerged: Africa.

Hoops with Brazilian paraiba tourmalines and pure white diamonds on the outside and inside, set in 750/000 white gold. Custom-made, diameter shown her...

Wave-shaped earrings with facetted Paraiba Tourmalines and white diamonds arrange conically along the inner edge, set in 750/000 white gold. Custom-ma...

Ohrringe mit oval facettierten türkisblauen Paraiba-Turmalinen, wie unsichtbar in 750/000 Weißgold gefasst. Maßanfertigung, gezeigte Länge 3 cm.

Earrings with navette cut paraiba tourmalines and cushion cut white diamonds, set in 750/000 white gold. Custom-made, length as shown here is 4 cm (1....

This ring is designed by Nazarelle and made in 14k white and rose gold. For the center stone it features one oval Paraiba Tourmaline from Brazil, GIA certified (GIA: 2151487144 ) weighing 1.89ct, prong set. The mounting features 28 prong set round shape Paraiba Tourmalines weighing 1.20ct and 71 prong set round Paraiba Tourmalines weighing 0.72ct and 73 round cut diamonds weighing 0.35cts with a color grade (G) and clarity grade (SI1).

An incredible 3.43-carat Paraiba tourmaline displays stunning brilliance and intensity of color at the center of this ring. Exhibiting a refreshing, electric green-blue color, the modified brilliant-cut gem is certified by the American Gemological Laboratories (AGL) as originating from Mozambique and is encircled by 2.11 carats of white diamonds. Set in platinum. Only first discovered in 1989, the Paraiba tourmaline is one of the world’s rarest and most vibrant gemstones. Considered even…

While the traditional origin of Paraiba Tourmalines is Brazil, there have been new findings in Africa since the early 2000. This 5.67 ct oval specimen was mined in Nigeria and shows no evidence of any kind of treatment. The stone shows the typical attractive electric greenish-blue colour and is absolutely eye clean. The stone is accompanied by Gübelin Gemmological Report no. 0912120. The ring band is worked in 750 white gold and set with 12 brilliant-cut diamonds totalling 1.20 ct and 12…

Is it possible to live life to its fullest without the dreamy glamour of Paraibas pointing towards your shoulders in a sensual pursuit of La Dolce Vita? Suspended from G-H/VS French-cut diamonds set into 4-prong studs, the Paraiba cluster weighs 4.60 carats of neon-blue gems. Two Marquise-shaped Paraibas in the center of the cluster measure 10x4.5 mm; their combined weight is 2.30 ct. All Paraibas are guaranteed to be natural gemstones of Brazilian origin. The rare tourmalines have intense…

The electric turquoise blue pool color of Paraiba tourmaline's is what sets them apart. Their value and reputation are all based on their shade - the blue and brighter the better. It makes sense then that the hue of the gemstone is his first criteria when selecting a Paraiba tourmaline for a piece being blue pool the most expensive and desired hue of them all. Each stone must have an electric vibrancy that makes it stand out. The most important characteristic you must look when purchasing a…

This ring is designed by Nazarelle and made in 14k white gold. For the center stone it features one cabochon oval blue tourmaline weighing 11.50ct and bezel set. The mounting features 87 pave set round shape paraiba tourmalines weighing 1.20ct and 71 pave set round diamonds weighing 0.80ct color grade (H) clarity grade (SI1)

Known for its intense neon blue and green hues, this member of the tourmaline family has distinguished itself as one of the most remarkable and rarest gems in the world. Its unparalleled colors are reminiscent of a crystal clear swimming pool and it is nearly impossible to replicate. An electric gem whose lucid glow is sought after amongst gem connoisseurs and jewelry aficionados alike, Paraiba is named after its origin in Brazil, where it was first discovered in 1989, where some of the most…

Known for its intense neon blue and green hues, this member of the tourmaline family has distinguished itself as one of the most remarkable and rarest gems in the world. Its unparalleled colors are reminiscent of a crystal clear swimming pool and it is nearly impossible to replicate. An electric gem whose lucid glow is sought after amongst gem connoisseurs and jewelry aficionados alike, Paraiba is named after its origin in Brazil, where it was first discovered in 1989, where some of the most…