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  1. Black Tourmaline Meaning & Healing Properties

    Rubbing Black Tourmaline quickly causes the stone to become electrically charged—with a positive charge on one end of the stone and negative charge on the other end. After making this discovery, the traders used the positively …

  2. Tourmaline - Wikipedia

  3. Tourmaline | Properties, Formation, Occurrence - Geology Science

  4. Tourmaline - The Gemology Project

    Oct 11, 2011 · Tourmaline is an extremely complex borosilicate that occurs in more than 100 colors. It is hard and durable and very well suited for jewelry. It is a pyroelectric mineral, meaning that when warmed, it attracts dust and other …

  5. Tourmaline Gem, Price, and Jewelry Information - Gem …

    Tourmaline's Mohs hardness of 7 to 7.5 means these gems can resist scratches from most everyday hazards, including household dust. That's very fortunate, because due to tourmaline's electrical conductivity, these gems will attract …

  6. Tourmaline Information - The most colorful gem on …

    Tourmaline gems have been described as a semi-precious stone despite the fact that certain varieties are much rarer than diamonds and can be considerably more expensive. Tourmaline colors. Tourmalines are unique in their variety of …

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  8. What Is Tourmaline Gemstone | Tourmaline Stone - GIA

    Tourmaline: A Gemstone Spectrum. Brian C. Cook. Tourmalines have a variety of exciting colors with one of the widest color ranges of any gem species, occurring in various shades of virtually every hue.

  9. Tourmaline Meaning & Healing Properties, …

    If you heat and cool or rub a tourmaline crystal it will become electrically charged with one end positive and the other negative. It can then attract tiny dust particles - they used to be used to clean the old ash from tobacco pipes.

  10. Tourmaline Meaning and Properties - Fire Mountain Gems and …

  11. Tourmaline: Colors and Types of Tourmaline - Geology In