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Pink Tourmaline & Tanzanite Diamond Pendant

Pink Tourmaline & Tanzanite Diamond Pendant

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Product Story

A striking celebration of colour, this pendant pairs natural pink tourmaline with richly coloured tanzanite in an elegant 18ct white gold setting.

A pear-cut pink tourmaline sits above an oval-cut tanzanite, creating a beautiful contrast between raspberry-pink and violet-blue tones. Both gemstones are framed by round brilliant-cut diamonds, adding light and definition without overpowering their distinctive natural colour.

The pairing is particularly unusual: tourmaline is prized for its extraordinary spectrum of colour, while tanzanite is celebrated for its characteristic blue-to-violet hues. Together, they create a piece with a completely individual character.

Part of The House of Gemstones at Marcus Tempus, this pendant is selected for those drawn to exceptional colour and jewellery that feels distinctly different.

Features

Natural pink tourmaline — pear cut, 6 × 4 mm, approx. 0.38ct
Natural tanzanite — oval cut, 8 × 6 mm, approx. 1.30ct
40 round brilliant-cut diamonds — total approx. 0.19ct
Crafted in 18ct white gold
Natural coloured gemstones
Part of The House of Gemstones
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Why We Love It

Pink tourmaline and tanzanite are rarely seen together, and that's precisely what makes this pendant special. The contrast of pink and violet-blue gives the piece remarkable presence while the diamond setting keeps the overall design beautifully refined.

Marcus Tempus Gemstone Passport MT-GP-008
Faceted natural tourmaline gemstone

The House of Gemstones

Tourmaline Passport

October Birthstone • Tourmaline • Mohs 7–7.5
Mineral Family Tourmaline Group
Colour Almost every colour, including pink, green, blue, bi-colour and watermelon
Hardness 7–7.5 Mohs
Wearability Excellent for regular wear with sensible care
Notable Sources Brazil
Mozambique
Nigeria
Afghanistan
Clarity Varies by colour; many fine stones are eye-clean

Why We Treasure Tourmaline

Tourmaline is one of the world’s most fascinating gemstones, admired for its extraordinary range of colours. Few gemstones offer such diversity, from delicate pastel shades to intense vivid hues and remarkable bi-colour crystals.

Its versatility allows every piece of tourmaline jewellery to possess its own distinct personality, making it a favourite among collectors and those seeking something truly individual.

Natural rough tourmaline crystal

Nature’s Artistry

Tourmaline crystals naturally grow in long, beautifully striated prisms. Some display several colours within one crystal, creating treasured watermelon and bi-colour varieties.

Caring for Tourmaline

Clean tourmaline jewellery using lukewarm water, mild soap and a soft brush. Avoid sudden impacts, harsh chemicals and rapid temperature changes.

Store tourmaline separately from harder gemstones to help preserve its polished finish. Remove jewellery before strenuous activities.

Marcus Tempus Bespoke

Crafted Around Your Preferences

Many Marcus Tempus tourmaline jewellery designs can be individually crafted to suit your personal style. Where the design allows, we can often create a piece in your preferred precious metal or with an alternative natural gemstone from our collection.

Often Crafted In

9ct Gold 14ct Gold 18ct Gold Yellow Gold White Gold Rose Gold Platinum

Alternative Gemstone Options

Pink Tourmaline Green Tourmaline Watermelon Tourmaline Rubellite Sapphire Aquamarine

Availability varies according to the design, gemstone and stone dimensions. Not every gemstone is suitable for every setting, and some combinations may require small design adjustments.

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