Synthetic Tourmaline Facets
Hydrothermal synthetic tourmaline cut into precision facets showcasing pleochroism, ideal for multi-color jewelry, not set. Classified HTS 7104.99.10.00 as cut synthetic semiprecious.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Pleochroism direction marked on parcels
• Piezoelectric test reports for authenticity
• Avoid magnetism exposure preserving cut
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