Tourmaline 925 Silver Ring (Adjustable)

Tourmaline is a complex boron silicate mineral prized for its wide range of natural colors, and this smooth cabochon is set in an adjustable 925 sterling silver ring. Each stone's color and pattern vary naturally, so no two rings are exactly alike. \nQuick facts\n\n\nStone\nTourmaline\n\n\nComposition\nComplex boron silicate mineral\n\n\nHardness (Mohs)\n7–7.5\n\n\nColor\nVaries by piece — tourmaline occurs in black, green, pink, and multicolor forms\n\n\nSetting\n925 sterling silver, adjustable open band\n\n\nTraditionally used for\nGrounding, protection, and balance (specific associations vary somewhat by color)\n\n\nCare / Water-safe\nGenerally sturdy for brief water contact, but remove before swimming, showering, or harsh chemicals\n\n\nMeaning & history\nTourmaline has long been valued across many traditions, with its meaning often shifting slightly by color — black tourmaline is commonly linked to grounding and protection, while pink and green tones are more often associated with balance and compassion. It is one of the most color-diverse minerals in the world, sometimes showing more than one color within a single stone, which is part of why each cabochon on this ring looks a little different from the next. Set in a sterling silver band, this ring makes an everyday piece from our tourmaline collection. Browse more rings or the wider crystals collection. For a two-stone design, see our Tourmaline Double Smooth Adjustable Silver Ring. \nHow to wear it\nThe band is open and adjustable — gently widen or narrow it a little at a time to fit your finger comfortably. Avoid repeated aggressive bending to protect the silver setting. \nCare & cleansing\nSterling silver may tarnish naturally over time; polish gently with a soft cloth or silver polishing cloth to restore shine. Remove the ring before swimming, showering, or using harsh chemicals, and avoid ultrasonic cleaners, which can stress the stone. To cleanse the stone's energy, many people simply set it in moonlight overnight or near other crystals — a gentle, symbolic ritual rather than a cleaning method. \nFrequently asked questions\nWhat is tourmaline? A complex boron silicate mineral known for its wide range of natural colors — this ring is a decorative, symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. \nIs it daily-wear safe? Yes, tourmaline is reasonably durable (Mohs 7–7.5), but remove the ring before swimming, showering, or intense physical activity to protect the silver setting. \nHow do I cleanse and charge it? Many people set the ring in moonlight overnight, near other crystals, or simply set an intention while holding it — a gentle, symbolic ritual, not a scientific process. \nHow can I tell it's a real crystal? Genuine tourmaline typically shows natural color variation, slight internal inclusions, and a cool touch, rather than the perfectly uniform look of glass. \nWill the silver band tarnish? Sterling silver can tarnish naturally with air exposure — this is normal and can be polished away with a soft cloth. \nWhat pairs well with it? Other pieces from our tourmaline collection, or browse crystals and protection and grounding pieces. \n