Natural pink stones - beads, cabochons and pendants for DIY jewelry
From the powdery shades of rose quartz to the intense hues of rhodonite and the vivid pink of tourmaline, our selection of pink natural stones covers the entire spectrum of this color for your DIY jewelry projects. Round beads, cabochons, charms or pendants: find the format that suits your style.
List of pink gemstones
- Rose quartz
- Rhodonite
- Rhodochrosite
- Pink Tourmaline
- Pink Chalcedony
- Strawberry Quartz
- Thulite
- Morganite
And many more! Discover the top 10 pink natural stones on our dedicated page.
Choosing your pink natural stone
Before being seduced by the color, it's best to start with the manufacturing technique. Not all pink stones can be worked in the same way, and some formats are better suited to one use than another.
- For elastic thread and simple bracelets : choose round beads in rose quartz, rhodonite or pink chalcedony, for example. Their regularity guarantees a clean finish and easy threading.
- For bead weaving (brick stitch, peyote): small, 2 to 3 mm faceted rhodochrosite or pink tourmaline beads are ideal for their lightness and brilliance.
- For a statement ring or pendant: a rhodonite, pink opal or pink jasper cabochon on an adjustable base creates a jewelry piece with strong character, without the need for advanced skills.
- For macramé and bohemian creations: irregular pink quartz or rhodonite chips add movement and authenticity to your knots.
The hardness of pink stones
When designing jewelry for everyday wear, the strength of the stone is as important as its aesthetics. Among our pink stones, morganite (7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale) and pink tourmaline (7 to 7.5) are the strongest, perfect for rings or bracelets worn frequently. Rhodochrosite (3.5 to 4), on the other hand, is more fragile: it should be reserved for jewelry less exposed to shocks, such as necklaces or earrings.
Combining pink stones: creating successful gradations and contrasts
Pink stones go particularly well with each other, but also with other color families:
- Monochrome gradation: mix pale pink quartz, pink chalcedony and dark pink rhodonite for a bracelet full of nuances.
- Cool-warm contrast: combine a pink gemstone with blue amazonite or labradorite for a sophisticated effect.
- Natural mix: combine pink pearls with natural wood beads for an authentic bohemian look.
- Colorful accent : a single intense pink tourmaline bead amid a strand of white freshwater pearls: pink becomes the focal point of the jewel.
What are the virtues of natural pink stones?
In lithotherapy, pink stones are universally associated with the heart chakra (Anahata), the center of emotions, love and openness to others. Wearing pink gemstones is a gentle way to maintain a connection with your emotions.
Please note: our gemstones are not sold for lithotherapy. Natural stones are no substitute for medical expertise or treatment.
Which pink gemstone is the strongest for jewelry?
For jewelry worn every day, choose stones with a hardness above 7 on the Mohs scale. Morganite (7.5 to 8) and pink tourmaline (7 to 7.5) are the best candidates: they resist friction well and retain their brilliance over time.