✨ What makes Tourmaline special?
- Its chemistry behaves like a vast mineral palette: several structural sites accept different elements, producing species such as Elbaite, Schorl, Dravite, Liddicoatite and Uvite.
- Its crystals possess recognisable architecture: long trigonal prisms commonly display deep lengthwise grooves, triangular cross-sections and sharply divided colour zones.
- Its colour can change with direction: strong pleochroism allows one crystal to appear lighter, darker or differently coloured when viewed along another axis.









