Gemstone Information
Species: Tourmaline (natural gemstone)
Treatments to know about: Most tourmaline is sold untreated, but some colours are enhanced: pink/red (rubellite) and some blue/green stones may be heated or irradiated, and fracture-filling is occasionally seen on included stones. A laboratory report can confirm the status of a specific stone.
This stone: the specific treatment status is not declared in the listing – ask us or request a laboratory report for confirmation.
Certification: this stone is currently uncertified. A laboratory report (IGI, ALGT, GLA, AIGS, SSEF and others) can be arranged before or after purchase – contact us at support@gemscreationart.com.
Quality Assurance: all gemstones are carefully selected and inspected by our expert team.
How to Clean Your Tourmaline
Mohs hardness: 7–7.5
Safe care method:
- Use a soft brush and mild dish soap with warm water
- Rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft, lint-free cloth
⚠️ Avoid:
- Ultrasonic and steam cleaners – tourmaline is often included and sensitive to heat
- Sudden temperature changes
- Harsh chemicals
If a stone is set in jewellery, follow the most delicate rule for the stone or setting. For heavily soiled pieces, ask a professional jeweller.
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