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Paraiba Pendants For Sale

When purchasing Paraiba Pendants, discerning buyers should prioritize three key attributes: color, clarity, and craftsmanship. Authentic Paraiba tourmalines, native to Brazil, boast a captivating neon blue or green hue due to traces of copper and manganese. Look for stones with a vibrant, saturated color and minimal inclusions. Clarity enhances the gem's visual appeal, making it more valuable. Ensure the pendant's setting complements the stone's brilliance, with quality metals like gold or platinum. Lastly, the craftsmanship should be impeccable, with a secure bezel or prong setting. Remember, genuine Paraiba tourmalines are rare, so always seek certification to guarantee authenticity.