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| rdfs:comment | - Black Tourmaline is a very protective stone, guarding against negative energy, mobile phone emmissions and favoured by Wiccans for it's ability to protect against negative spells and ill wishes. Buried in the soil, it is believed to encourage healthy plants.
- In the holodeck adventure Julian Bashir, Secret Agent, Bashir, posing as geologist Patrick Merriweather, had his knowledge of gemstones tested by Hippocrates Noah, showing him a statue encrusted with various kinds of gems, including tourmaline. Bashir successfully surmised that the statue contained not only tourmaline, but rubies, sapphires, and topaz, as well. (DS9: "Our Man Bashir") This gemstone is spelled "tormaline" in the script.
- This stone gets charged with electricity, hence its nickname "the electric stone". It is said that this stone gives its owners the power to control lightning. It symbolizes the power of Hercules.
* Tower V
* Gold Dust spots (Oasis)
* Tourmaline Ring
* Tourmaline Staff
* Tourmaline Bracelet
* Tourmaline Necklace
* Paralyzing Book
* Crushing Wand
- Tourmaline is a precious stone.
- Tourmaline is a name for a group of minerals that forms in Trigonal crystal shapes. It comes in a variety of colors. Some of the minerals and rocks under this category are:
* Dravite
* Chromdravite
* Olenite
* Feruvite
* Watermelon
- Tourmaline is a type of gem that grants a bonus to damage reflected to enemy. Cracked Tourmaline can be found in the Dungeon on any Level. It has a value of 2500 gold, a rarity of 900, and a fishing rarity of 950. Tourmaline can be found in the Dungeon beginning on Level 3. It has a value of 7000 gold, a rarity of 990, and a fishing rarity of 965. Superior Tourmaline can be found in the Dungeon beginning on Level 10. It has a value of 18000 gold, a rarity of 999, and a fishing rarity of 978. There are two artifact versions of Tourmaline: Gem Of Ages and Secret Of The Master.
- There is no player-obtainable raw gem named Tourmaline, so there are no craftable designs for them. However, there are a number of cut tourmaline gems available from vendors.
- Tourmaline was a Moranth Gold infantry sergeant. Although it was not immediately clear because of all the armour, she was in fact a woman.
- Tourmaline was a long-crystalled mineral that came in many colors and was considered a fancy stone.
- Tourmaline, è uno dei Jewels di Garnet, in grado di manovrare l'elettricità. Il suo nome deriva dalla tormalina.Rispetto agli altri Jewels è quello che dimostra di avere il carattere più infantile.
- Tourmaline was the Queen of the Pinkies of Sky Island. She is a beautiful young girl of about seventeen, not fat like the rest of the Pinkies, but slender and well formed. Her complexion is not a decided pink, but a soft rosy tint. Instead of the silken gowns of the other Pinkies, Tourmaline wears a severely plain robe of coarse pink cloth. Her badge of office is a band of rose gold on her brow, set with a luminous pink jewel more brilliant than a diamond.
- Tourmaline is a rather rare block that can be found underground mainly on the Lava layer. Usually a small number of tourmaline-blocks are connected to each other embedded in the typical rocks of these layers. So if you find one block of tourmaline, best dig around it to find more. Tourmaline can be mined by using Stone Mining Cells at least, and then can be placed into the world as they are or used for crafting. If you place enough blocks as a floor of an arena, Warmworms and/or perhaps Hot Feet might spawn on these blocks in darkness.
- The early history of the mineral schorl shows that the name "schorl" was in use prior to 1400 because a village (in Saxony, Germany) was then named "Schorl" (or minor variants of this name). This village had a nearby tin mine where, black tourmaline was found. The first description of schorl with the name "schürl" and its occurrence (various tin mines in the Saxony Ore Mountains) was written by Johannes Mathesius (1504–1565) in 1562 under the title "Sarepta oder Bergpostill". Up to about 1600, additional names used in the German language were "Schurel", "Schörle", and "Schurl". Beginning in the 18th century, the name Schörl was mainly used in the German-speaking area. In English, the names shorl and shirl were used in the 18th century. In the 19th century the names common schorl, schörl, s
- The tourmaline mineral group is chemically one of the most complicated groups of silicate minerals. Its composition varies widely because of isomorphous replacement (solid solution), and its general formula can be written as XY3Z6(T6O18)(BO3)3V3W, where: X = Ca, Na, K, vacancy Y = Li, Mg, Fe2+, Mn2+, Zn, Al, Cr3+, V3+, Fe3+, Ti4+ Z = Mg, Al, Fe3+, Cr3+, V3+ T = Si, Al, B B = B, vacancy V = OH, O W = OH, F, O
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| Category | - Precious stone
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| Caption | - Rob Lavinsky, iRocks.com – CC-BY-SA-3.0
- Pink tourmaline crystal
- Schorl Tourmaline
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| Row 8 content | - Adds 10% Damage Reflected to Enemy when installed
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| absorption | - a strong narrow band at 498nm, and almost complete absorption of red down to 640nm in blue and green stones; red and pink stones show lines at 458 and 451nm as well as a broad band in the green spectrum
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| pleochroism | - Blue Tourmaline: Strong; dark blue, light blue
- Green Tourmaline: Strong; dark green, yellow-green
- Red Tourmaline: Definite; dark red,light red
- typically moderate to strong
- Brown Tourmaline: Definite; dark brown, light brown
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| Description | - A green jewel.
- Tons of Enutrofs have sold their parents for their weight in Tourmaline.
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| Color | - Most commonly black, but can range from brown, violet, green, pink, or in a dual-colored pink and green.
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| fluorescence | - pink stones - inert to very weak red to violet in long and short wave
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| habit | - Parallel and elongated. Acicular prisms, sometimes radiating. Massive. Scattered grains .
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| fracture | - Uneven, small conchoidal, brittle
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| refractive | - nω=1.635 - 1.675, nε=1.610 - 1.650
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| abstract | - Black Tourmaline is a very protective stone, guarding against negative energy, mobile phone emmissions and favoured by Wiccans for it's ability to protect against negative spells and ill wishes. Buried in the soil, it is believed to encourage healthy plants.
- In the holodeck adventure Julian Bashir, Secret Agent, Bashir, posing as geologist Patrick Merriweather, had his knowledge of gemstones tested by Hippocrates Noah, showing him a statue encrusted with various kinds of gems, including tourmaline. Bashir successfully surmised that the statue contained not only tourmaline, but rubies, sapphires, and topaz, as well. (DS9: "Our Man Bashir") This gemstone is spelled "tormaline" in the script.
- This stone gets charged with electricity, hence its nickname "the electric stone". It is said that this stone gives its owners the power to control lightning. It symbolizes the power of Hercules.
* Tower V
* Gold Dust spots (Oasis)
* Tourmaline Ring
* Tourmaline Staff
* Tourmaline Bracelet
* Tourmaline Necklace
* Paralyzing Book
* Crushing Wand
- The tourmaline mineral group is chemically one of the most complicated groups of silicate minerals. Its composition varies widely because of isomorphous replacement (solid solution), and its general formula can be written as XY3Z6(T6O18)(BO3)3V3W, where: X = Ca, Na, K, vacancy Y = Li, Mg, Fe2+, Mn2+, Zn, Al, Cr3+, V3+, Fe3+, Ti4+ Z = Mg, Al, Fe3+, Cr3+, V3+ T = Si, Al, B B = B, vacancy V = OH, O W = OH, F, O Tourmaline belongs to the trigonal crystal system and occurs as long, slender to thick prismatic and columnar crystals that are usually triangular in cross-section. Interestingly, the style of termination at the ends of crystals is asymmetrical, called hemimorphism. Small slender prismatic crystals are common in a fine-grained granite called aplite, often forming radial daisy-like patterns. Tourmaline is distinguished by its three-sided prisms; no other common mineral has three sides. Prisms faces often have heavy vertical striations that produce a rounded triangular effect. Tourmaline is rarely perfectly euhedral. An exception was the fine dravite tourmalines of Yinnietharra, in western Australia. The deposit was discovered in the 1970s, but is now exhausted. All hemimorphic crystals are piezoelectric, and are often pyroelectric as well. Tourmaline crystals when warmed become positively charged at one end and negatively charged at the other. Due to this effect, tourmaline crystals in collections may attract unsightly coatings of dust when displayed under hot spotlights. Tourmaline's unusual electrical properties made it famous in the early 18th century. Brightly colored Sri Lankan gem tourmalines were brought to Europe in great quantities by the Dutch East India Company to satisfy a demand for curiosities and gems. At the time it was not realised that schorl and tourmaline were the same mineral. Tourmaline has a wide variety of colors. Usually, iron-rich tourmalines are black to bluish-black to deep brown, while magnesium-rich varieties are brown to yellow, and lithium-rich tourmalines are practically any color: blue, green, red, yellow, pink etc. Rarely, it is colorless. Bi-colored and multicolored crystals are relatively common, reflecting variations of fluid chemistry during crystallisation. Crystals may be green at one end and pink at the other, or green on the outside and pink inside: this type is called watermelon tourmaline. Some forms of tourmaline are dichroic, in that they appear to change color when viewed from different directions. The most common variety of tourmaline is schorl. It may account for 95% or more of all tourmaline in nature. The early history of the mineral schorl shows that the name "Schorl" was in use prior to the year 1400 (AD) because a village known today as Zschorlau (in Saxony, Germany) was then named "Schorl" (or minor variants of this name). This village had a nearby tin mine where, in addition to cassiterite, a lot of black tourmaline was found. The first relatively detailed description of schorl with the name "schürl" and its occurrence (various tin mines in the Saxony Ore Mountains) was written by Johannes Mathesius (1504-1565) in 1562 under the title "Sarepta oder Bergpostill" (Ertl, 2006). Up to about 1600, additional names used in the German language were "Schurel", "Schörle", and "Schurl". From the 18th century on, the name "Schörl" was mainly used in the German-speaking area. In English, the names "shorl" and "shirl" were used in the 18th century for schorl. In the 19th century the names "common schorl", "schörl", "schorl" and "iron tourmaline" were used in the Anglo-Saxon area (Ertl, 2006). The word tourmaline has two entymologies, both from the Sinhalese word turamali, meaning "stone attracting ash" (a reference to its pyroelectric properties) or according to other sources "mixed gemstones". The meaning of the word "schorl" is a mystery, but it may be a Scandinavian word. The name dravite was used for the first time by Gustav Tschermak (*1836 - †1927; Professor of mineralogy and petrography at the University of Vienna) in his book “Lehrbuch der Mineralogie” (published in 1884) for Mg-rich (and Na-rich) tourmaline from the village Unterdrauburg, Drava river area, Carinthia, Austro-Hungarian Empire. Today this tourmaline locality (type locality for dravite) at the village Dravograd (near Dobrova pri Dravogradu), is a part of the Republic of Slovenia (Ertl, 2007). Tschermak gave this tourmaline the name dravite, for the Drava river area, which is the district along the Drava River (in German: Drau, in Latin: Drave) in Austria and Slovenia. The chemical composition which was given by Tschermak in 1884 for this dravite approximately corresponds to the formula NaMg3(Al,Mg)6B3Si6O27(OH), which is in good agreement (except for the OH content) with the endmember formula of dravite as known today (Ertl, 2007). Tourmaline is found in two main geological occurrences. Igneous rocks, in particular granite and granite pegmatite and in metamorphic rocks such as schist and marble. Schorl and lithium-rich tourmalines are usually found in granite and granite pegmatite. Magnesium-rich tourmalines, dravites, are generally restricted to schists and marble. Also, tourmaline is a durable mineral and can be found in minor amounts as grains in sandstone and conglomerate. Today, gem and specimen tourmaline is mined chiefly in Brazil and Africa. Some placer material suitable for gem use comes from Sri Lanka. Some fine gem and specimen material has been produced in the US, with the first discoveries having been made in 1822, in the state of Maine. California became a large producer of tourmaline in the early 1900s. The Maine deposits tend to produce crystals in raspberry pink-red as well as minty greens. The California deposits are known for bright pinks, as well as interesting bicolors. During the early 1900s, Maine and California were the worlds largest producers of gem tourmalines. The Empress Dowager Tz'u Hsi, the last Empress of China, loved pink tourmaline and bought large quantities for gemstones and carvings from the then new Himalaya Mine, located in San Diego County, California. Almost every color of tourmaline can be found in Brazil, especially in the Brazilian states of Minas Gerais and Bahia. In 1989, miners discovered a unique and brightly colored variety of tourmaline in the state of Paraíba. The new type of tourmaline, which soon became known as paraiba tourmaline, came in unusually vivid blues and greens. These colors were often described as "neon" since they appeared to glow. Brazilian paraiba tourmaline is usually heavily included. Much of the paraiba tourmaline from Brazil actually comes from the neighboring state of Rio Grande do Norte. Material from Rio Grande do Norte is often somewhat less intense in color, but many fine gems are found there. It was determined that the element copper was important in the coloration of the stone. The demand and excitement for this new material, which has fetched more than $50,000 per carat, earned more respect for the other colors of tourmaline. In the late 90s, copper-containing tourmaline was found in Nigeria. The material was generally paler and less saturated than the Brazilian materials, although the material generally was much less included. A more recent African discovery from Mozambique has also produced beautiful tourmaline colored by copper, similar to the Brazilian paraiba. While its colors are somewhat less bright than top Brazilian material, Mozambique paraiba is often less included and has been found in larger sizes. The Mozambique paraiba material usually is more intensely colored than the Nigerian. There is a significant overlap in color and clarity with Mozambique paraiba and Brazilian paraiba, especially with the material from Rio Grande do Norte. While less expensive than top quality Brazilian paraiba, some Mozambique material sells for well over $5,000 per carat, which still is extremely high compared to other tourmalines. Another unique variety that is also highly valued is chrome tourmaline, a rare type of dravite tourmaline from Tanzania which occurs in a very rich green color caused by chromium, the same element which causes the green in emerald. Of the standard Elbaite colors, generally blue indicolite gems are the most expensive, followed by green verdelite and pink to red rubellite. There are also yellow tourmalines, sometimes known as canary tourmaline. Ironically the rarest variety, colorless achroite, is not appreciated and is the least expensive of the transparent tourmalines. In addition to Brazil, significant amounts of tourmaline are also mined in Tanzania, Nigeria, Kenya, Madagascar, Mozambique, Namibia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, and Malawi. Some tourmaline gems, especially pink to red colored stones, are altered by irradiation to improve their color. Irradiation is almost impossible to detect in tourmalines, and does not impact the value. Heavily-included tourmalines, such as rubellite and Brazilian paraiba are sometimes clarity enhanced, which must be disclosed to the buyer. A clarity-enhanced tourmaline (especially paraiba) is worth much less than a non-treated gem.
- Tourmaline is a precious stone.
- Tourmaline is a name for a group of minerals that forms in Trigonal crystal shapes. It comes in a variety of colors. Some of the minerals and rocks under this category are:
* Dravite
* Chromdravite
* Olenite
* Feruvite
* Watermelon
- Tourmaline is a type of gem that grants a bonus to damage reflected to enemy. Cracked Tourmaline can be found in the Dungeon on any Level. It has a value of 2500 gold, a rarity of 900, and a fishing rarity of 950. Tourmaline can be found in the Dungeon beginning on Level 3. It has a value of 7000 gold, a rarity of 990, and a fishing rarity of 965. Superior Tourmaline can be found in the Dungeon beginning on Level 10. It has a value of 18000 gold, a rarity of 999, and a fishing rarity of 978. There are two artifact versions of Tourmaline: Gem Of Ages and Secret Of The Master.
- There is no player-obtainable raw gem named Tourmaline, so there are no craftable designs for them. However, there are a number of cut tourmaline gems available from vendors.
- Tourmaline was a Moranth Gold infantry sergeant. Although it was not immediately clear because of all the armour, she was in fact a woman.
- Tourmaline was the Queen of the Pinkies of Sky Island. She is a beautiful young girl of about seventeen, not fat like the rest of the Pinkies, but slender and well formed. Her complexion is not a decided pink, but a soft rosy tint. Instead of the silken gowns of the other Pinkies, Tourmaline wears a severely plain robe of coarse pink cloth. Her badge of office is a band of rose gold on her brow, set with a luminous pink jewel more brilliant than a diamond. Tourmaline was selected as queen of the Pink Country because the Great Book of Laws requires that the person with the lightest skin shall be ruler. When Polychrome visited her friends who had been stranded on Sky Island, she pointed out that Trot should be queen, because her skin was a lighter shade of pink than Tourmaline's. She gladly gave up her duties and returned to her father's house where she could wear beautiful gowns again. (Sky Island)
- Tourmaline was a long-crystalled mineral that came in many colors and was considered a fancy stone.
- Tourmaline, è uno dei Jewels di Garnet, in grado di manovrare l'elettricità. Il suo nome deriva dalla tormalina.Rispetto agli altri Jewels è quello che dimostra di avere il carattere più infantile.
- The early history of the mineral schorl shows that the name "schorl" was in use prior to 1400 because a village (in Saxony, Germany) was then named "Schorl" (or minor variants of this name). This village had a nearby tin mine where, black tourmaline was found. The first description of schorl with the name "schürl" and its occurrence (various tin mines in the Saxony Ore Mountains) was written by Johannes Mathesius (1504–1565) in 1562 under the title "Sarepta oder Bergpostill". Up to about 1600, additional names used in the German language were "Schurel", "Schörle", and "Schurl". Beginning in the 18th century, the name Schörl was mainly used in the German-speaking area. In English, the names shorl and shirl were used in the 18th century. In the 19th century the names common schorl, schörl, schorl and iron tourmaline were used in the Anglo-Saxon area. The word tourmaline has two etymologies, both from the Sinhalese word turamali, meaning "stone attracting ash" (a reference to its pyroelectric properties) or according to other sources "mixed gemstones".
- Tourmaline is a rather rare block that can be found underground mainly on the Lava layer. Usually a small number of tourmaline-blocks are connected to each other embedded in the typical rocks of these layers. So if you find one block of tourmaline, best dig around it to find more. Tourmaline can be mined by using Stone Mining Cells at least, and then can be placed into the world as they are or used for crafting. If you place enough blocks as a floor of an arena, Warmworms and/or perhaps Hot Feet might spawn on these blocks in darkness. The Lava layer is made of harder rocks than even the best Excavators as of now (R29 in March 2016) can handle, so currently you can only dig through it by using Power Cells. On template worlds RW1-4 you can also find Tourmaline on the deeper levels of the Stalactite layer underground, while in RW5-8 worlds these Nodes only extend over the Lava layer. You can use Super Excavators on the Stalactite layer to mine out larger areas, but by that you will receive only half of the Tourmaline blocks that are removed, since Tourmaline is not an Ore / Node. For more explanations about template worlds go to the official forums: Finding natural caves might make your search for Tourmaline easier, but usually creating your own mine shafts will also do. Tourmaline can alternatively be obtained as a loot or pet-harvest from aggressive, but immobile Warmworms that can spawn on Hardened Lava, Igneous Rock, Sulfur, Diamond Nodes and other natural blocks in complete darkness. Warmworms can withstand sunlight, while Hot Feet or Mirus that tend to spawn in similar environments will burn away in the sun. So artificial biomes made of Hardened Lava and/or Igneous Rock without ceilings on the surface either in a pit or floating high enough over the ground can be very helpful. Warmworms and additionally Hot Feet will only spawn there at night - but in the morning all the Hot Feet will burn away. Mind that Warmworms cannot easily follow you when they are your Pets because they are rooted into the ground and cannot move. However players said that you might be able to make them root at a "corral" made from in their preferred types of floor blocks after setting them to "follow" and teleporting to this said corral under certain conditions. Taking a block of Tourmaline for the first time will automatically unlock the crafting-recipe of Tourmaline Glass (which will then unlock the crafting-recipe for Green Tourmaline Glass). Tourmaline can also be processed in the Processor to make 2 Crystal Shards each (used for some types of like Explosive Bombs). 1 (block of) Tourmaline can also be hardened in the Forge (together with some Fuel) to receive 1 Infused Crystal, which will be needed for Lumite Mining Cells - the best Power Cells available in Creativerse currently (as of R29 in April 2016).
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