1500 years ago, a Portugal exploration team discovered a gemstone in Brazil that shone with colorful neon light. It is like a rainbow shooting from the sky to the center of the earth. Ordinary stones bathed under the rainbow acquire all the colors contained in the world along the way and are refined to be crystal clear.

Not all stones are so lucky. This gem hidden in the rainbow's habitat was later called "tourmaline" and also known as the "rainbow that fell into the world."

The main component of tourmalines is borosilicate minerals, which contain aluminum, iron, magnesium, sodium, lithium, potassium and other elements. Therefore, the content of different elements will affect the final color of a tourmalines, and even different parts of the same crystal will also appear in different colors.

Tourmaline has a name called "Social Stone". It can regulate the emotions of impatient Aries and gain more popularity!

Because tourmaline has the homophonic pronunciation of "evil spirits", its meaning in our country has been related to evil spirits and disaster prevention since ancient times, and to report safety in towns and houses. People believe that it has the effect of eliminating disasters for others. In the West, tourmaline is also regarded as a lucky stone for people born in October, which can bring peace to the wearer. It is also called the "wish stone" because its color is as beautiful as a rainbow. Choosing to buy tourmalines places some good expectations on consumers.

When storing tourmaline jewelry, it needs to be stored separately to avoid friction and wear. Because the Mohs hardness of tourmaline gems is slightly higher than that of other gemstones, it will be scratched and worn, such as crystal or emerald, jade, etc., which have lower Mohs hardness than tourmaline. For example, diamond jewelry and red and blue jewelry belong to corundum, which is harder than tourmaline, but will wear out the tourmaline, so they are stored separately when storing tourmaline jewelry.