Tourmaline

This word came from a regional term in Sri Lanka, based on the Sinhalese word "turmali", that referred to yellow Zircon. It's use began due to a mistake, when a consignment of stone was sent from Sri Lanka with the label Turmalin. For some reason they liked the name and began to use it and it stuck, although it has since changed a little to the current word Tourmaline.

The structure and look of natural pieces of tourmaline are the same... regardless of the color. This relates to the presence of vertical striations, ridges or furrows on the stones, and this is one way to identify Black Tourmaline in the natural form.

There are different Turmalin:

Blue Turmalin called Indigolith very rare found in India,Pakistan ,Afganisthan,Brazil
Red-Pink Turmalin called Rubbelith very rare found in India ,Pakistan,Afganisthan,Brazil
Green Turmalin called verdelith-very rare India ,Pakistan,Afganisthan,Brazil
Black Turmalin Schorl this is the most common and widely found around the world places like Brazil,Afrika.

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