Tourmaline Crystals

The name tourmaline is derived from the Sinhalese word turamali, which means "stone with a mixed color." Tourmaline is well-known for its wide variety of colors. Tourmaline can be found in a wide variety of colors, including red, pink, brown, yellow, green, blue, and black. The most popular colors of tourmaline are pink, green, and blue. The gemstone has a long history of being associated with good luck and protection. Tourmaline is a popular gemstone for a number of reasons. It is affordable, durable, and beautiful. It is also a relatively soft gemstone, making it easy to cut and facet. Tourmaline is also used in a variety of jewelry designs.

Tourmaline crystals has a long, noble history. It is not oxidation-sensitive and is one of the few gemstones that has a natural electrical charge. Tourmaline’s popularity as a gemstone is well deserved. It is extremely popular in designer jewelry due to its variability in color: every color in the chromatic spectrum is represented in Tourmaline, and each variety has its own diagnostic physical properties. Schorl is the most common variety of Tourmaline, almost always black and nearly opaque with exceptional hardness and luster. Also, exceptional Cat's Eye Tourmalines of fine quality are also becoming increasingly popular. Strong color zoning present in Tourmaline Crystals.

As mystics and world travelers have known for millennia, Tourmaline is one of the most protective, prophetic, and powerful stones available. It acts very strongly on the root, sacral, heart, spleen, and crown chakras, enhancing the strength, vitality, and stability of the body, mind, and spirit. Tourmaline crystals are said to help balance the chakras, and can be used to cleanse and purify the aura. Many people believe that tourmaline lowers stress levels, while reducing fear and grief. The stone is also said to be useful in treating immigration, insomnia, and even crohn’s disease. It is known for its strong grounding and protective properties, and is often used in crystal healing. it is associated with the zodiac sign Capricorn.