Tourmaline – ترمری (16.5ct)

‘- Tourmaline, a diverse gemstone, is celebrated for its vivid colors, ranging from vibrant pinks and greens to blues, yellows, and even black.

– Comprising complex boron silicate minerals, tourmaline forms in various environments, and its name is derived from the Singhalese term “tura mali,” meaning mixed-colored stones.

– Renowned for its unique electric properties, tourmaline can develop a static charge when heated or rubbed, attracting lightweight particles.

– Black tourmaline, a popular variety, is revered for its protective qualities, believed to repel negative energies and promote a sense of security.

– Multicolored varieties like watermelon tourmaline exhibit a captivating gradient of pink, green, and white, resembling the refreshing fruit.

– Tourmaline is commonly used in jewelry, from faceted gemstones to cabochons, due to its vibrant hues and unique crystal structures.

– Major sources include Brazil, Afghanistan, and the United States, contributing to the gem’s widespread availability and popularity in the world of gemology.