Dark Green Tourmaline Gold Men's Ring v.02

Dark Green Tourmaline Gold Men's Ring v.02 from Burnstein Azalee Jewelry
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*18-karat gold & Dark Green Tourmaline [cabochon cut]
* genuine design, original mesh & textures
* without blinking, low lag
* handmade jewelry

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Only 1 script

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The national gemstone of the United States, tourmaline is found all over the world and in various colors. Tourmaline is the most colorful of all gemstones because, according to an ancient Egyptian legend, it passed through a rainbow on its journey to Earth and brought all of the colors of the rainbow with it. Tourmaline is actually a group of gem species with the same crystal structure and slightly different chemical properties, which account for all of its different colors. All tourmalines are silicates that contain aluminum, boron, and fluorine, in addition to a variety of other elements that give the different species their different appearances. Major tourmaline species include liddicoatite, dravite, uvite, schorl, and the most important one--elbaite--which encompasses most gem tourmalines and the widest range of gem-quality colors.

The word tourmaline is derived from the Sinhalese word turamali meaning "mixed" or "stone of mixed colors," likely because of the variety of colors it's found in and the fact that it can be bi-, tri- or parti-colored.

Tourmaline has another feature that attracted the attention of scientists since ancient times.
The philosopher Theophrastus wrote 23 centuries ago that "lyngourion", probably the mineral tourmaline, had the property of attracting straws and bits of wood. This effect, called pyroelectricity, occurs when the crystal is heated, causing it to yield a positive charge at one end of the crystal and a negative charge at the other and attract light weight substances. This is why tourmaline was called “asshentrekers” or ash drawers by the Dutch during the eighteenth century.

An electrical charge can also be induced in some tourmaline crystals simply by applying pressure to the crystal in the direction of the vertical crystal axis. This effect is known as piezoelectricity, and found many uses in pressure measuring equipment and other scientific applications: Tourmaline was used in the production of pressure sensitive gauges for submarine instrumentation as well as other war equipment.
The pressure gauges that measured the power of the first atomic bomb blasts were made with slices of this gem.

The gemstone Tourmaline is the official birthstone for October as adopted by the American National Association of Jewelers in 1912. It also the traditional birthstone for October, the stone for the Zodiac sign of Leo, and the accepted gem for the 8th wedding anniversary.

Tourmaline is believed to strengthen the body and spirit, especially the nervous system, blood, and lymphs. It is also thought to inspire creativity and was used extensively as a tailsman by artists and writers.

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