Tourmaline

Tourmaline is a complex boron silicate mineral that occurs in more colors and color combinations than any other gemstone in the world. Its name is derived from the Sinhalese word turmali, meaning "stone with mixed colors." Because of its incredible variety, it was often historically mistaken for other gems like Rubies or Emeralds until modern gemology identified it as a distinct and superior mineral group.

From the deep reds of Rubellite and the neon blues of Paraiba to the bi-color magic of Watermelon Tourmaline, this stone offers a palette that suits every aesthetic. It is also famous for its pleochroism, where a single stone can display different colors or depths of tone when viewed from different angles, providing a dynamic visual experience for the wearer.