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Orla - tourmaline ring
The Orla Tourmaline Ring features a beautiful green tourmaline stone. Its design lets the stone’s vibrant color shine through. Perfect for anyone who loves timeless style and quality craftsmanship.
Currently a size 7 with sizing available.
Metal Type & Color |
14K Yellow Gold |
Average Band Width |
1.8 mm |
STONE DETAILS
Stone Type |
Green Tourmaline, Nigeria |
Stone Shape |
Radiant Cut |
Stone Carat Weight |
1.35 CT |
Stone Dimensions |
7.1 x 5.7mm |
ACCENT STONE DETAILS
Stone Type | Natural Diamond |
Stone Weight | 0.68 CTTW |
We want everyone to have the perfect Cinderella fit.
If you require a size other than what is available online, please use the note section when checking out to specify your size. We can accommodate resizing up or down 2-2.5 full sizes depending on the ring. There may be a sizing charge for some of our gold rings that need to be sized up.
If you require a size beyond this range please contact us info@katcadegan.com or call in store: 250-683-9037
If you are unsure of your ring size, we recommend going to a jewellery store to have your size checked. If you are not able to make it to a jewellery store, you can order a free ring sizer HERE.
We understand that sometimes you realize you need your ring sized after wearing it for a while. We are happy to offer complimentary sizing for the first 6 months following your purchase. Sizing requests beyond the six month mark will be subject to a sizing fee.
Please note:
- If your ring was complimentary sized at the time of purchase, it is not eligible for an additional complimentary sizing.
- Once an in stock ring has been sized, it is considered final sale and can not be returned or exchanged.
- Resizing of rings by a goldsmith that has not been authorized by Kat Cadegan Jewellery will void the warranty.
Hardness:
Tourmaline has a hardness ranging from 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale, making it well-suited for jewellery. It is a suitable choice for a ring destined for daily wear.
Color Range & Varieties:
Tourmaline is celebrated for its remarkable diversity of colours, ranging from vibrant hues of pink, green, and blue to red, purple, and yellow. Additionally, tourmaline often exhibits pleochroism, displaying different colours when viewed from various angles. This kaleidoscopic display of colours adds to the beauty of tourmaline, making each gemstone a unique.
Origin:
Tourmaline is found around the world, with significant sources including Brazil, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, and the United States. From the vivid pink hues of Brazilian Paraíba tourmaline to the rich green tones of Afghan tourmaline, each variety possesses its own charm and appeal.
Stability:
Tourmaline has excellent stability and durability, capable of maintaining its brilliance and luster with regular wear. Resistant to scratching and abrasion, tourmaline is well-suited for use in jewellery. With proper care, tourmalines can retain their beauty for years to come.
Treatments:
Tourmaline is often subjected to heat treatment to enhance its colour and clarity, resulting in more vibrant and desirable gemstones. Additionally, some tourmalines may undergo irradiation to alter or intensify their colour. These treatments are widely accepted within the industry and are aimed at improving the overall appearance of the gemstone while preserving its natural beauty and integrity.
Spiritual Properties:
Tourmaline is believed to possess protective energies that shield against negative influences and promote emotional well-being. It is often referred to as the "stone of purification" or the "stone of protection," symbolizing strength, resilience, and inner harmony. Tourmaline is thought to cleanse the aura, balance the chakras, and dispel negative energies, making it a powerful ally for those seeking spiritual growth and enlightenment. With its vibrant colours, tourmaline invites the wearer to embark on a journey of self-discovery and transformation, embracing the beauty and magic of the universe.
Kat Cadegan Jewellery is handcrafted with love and as such requires the proper care and attention. Wearing your pieces regularly is one of the best ways to prevent tarnishing. When you are not wearing your jewellery, it is important to keep your pieces properly stored. Rings should be kept in their ring boxes and sterling silver & bronze pieces should be stored in the plastic bag provided to reduce oxidation.
Over time- air pollutants, dust, perspiration, perfumes, and other natural elements can dull the lustre of metals and gemstones. We recommend using a soft polishing cloth to polish your pieces. You can also use a soft bristle toothbrush with warm soapy water to help to remove any residues that build up on the metal. If your jewellery has a matte finish, you may also use baking soda to help remove any residue.
The following guidelines will help you to maintain your jewellery in its original condition. If you find yourself thinking you should take your jewellery off- listen to that voice.
Do
- Follow the rule of last on, first off.
- Apply all of your lotions and potions and perfumes before putting on your jewellery
- Remove your jewellery prior to physical activity to avoid unnecessary stress or friction.
- Remove jewellery before sleep.
- Remove jewellery before swimming in chlorinated pools or hot tubs to avoid tarnishing and discolouration. The chemicals found in pools and hot tubs can be very damaging to your jewellery.
- Wipe your jewellery with a clean, soft cloth before returning it to storage to remove oils and dirt.
- Use a polishing cloth to give your pieces a bright shine
- Avoid oxidization (tarnishing) and scratching by storing your jewellery individually in the velvet pouches and ring boxes provided
- Bring your jewellery in annually for a cleaning and inspection. This is a required part of our warranty. If you notice a stone moving, a prong catching or you’ve had an incident- don’t wait, bring your piece in for a check up. It’s always better to be safe than sorry.
Do Not
- Do not use cleaning solutions with abrasives or ammonia, as harsh chemicals can damage gemstones and metals. Warm soapy water with a soft bristle toothbrush is your best friend.
- Do not garden, lift weights, change tires or kick box with your rings on.
- Do not wet oxidized (blackened) or patina (blue & purple) Kat Cadegan jewellery pieces. The patina is a surface treatment and can be removed or damaged by water. If you make a mistake and get it wet- fear not, we can fix it for you.
When in doubt, use common sense. If you think you shouldn’t have your jewellery on- take it off!
If you have any questions, feel free to send us a message. We are always happy to help.
At Kat Cadegan, we believe in the power of connection and the importance of sharing our passions. We handcraft pieces to celebrate life’s moments, to hold memories and to bring beauty into the world. With each piece we make, our goal is simple: to create heirlooms that will be treasured for generations to come.
Our gemstone pieces feature carefully selected stones, sourced from trusted suppliers around the world. Each gemstone or diamond is chosen for its unique qualities, ensuring that every item is truly one-of-a-kind. While we may recreate certain styles, the natural variation of gemstones means that no two pieces are ever exactly alike. As a result, we do not restock identical rings, guaranteeing the distinctive nature of each creation.
In our photography and videos, we strive for authenticity to accurately represent gemstone colours. However, we acknowledge that differences in monitor or phone settings may affect how colours appear to you.