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Tourmaline in Quatz chunky bead bracelet

 

Tourmaline

Powerful Protection

Root Chakra

October Birthstone

 

Holistic Healing:

Repels and protects against negativity. Associated with increasing physical vitality, emotional stability and intellectual acuity. Calms nerves. 

 

Metaphysical Traditions:

Traditionally regarded as a grounding and protective stone.

 

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Quartz

Stone of Power

Crown Chakra

April Birthstone

 

Holistic Healing:

Master Crystal. Can amplify, focus, store and transfer energy. Clears blockages and dissipates negative energy. Stimulates the memory and clears the mind.  

 

Metaphysical traditions:

Long regarded as an all-purpose energy stone in crystal tradition, traditionally carried for vitality and general wellbeing.

 

Cool Facts:

The word "crystal" comes from the Greek "krystallos," meaning ice — the ancient Greeks believed clear quartz was water frozen so deeply it could never melt again.

Clear Quartz owes its transparency to the absence of the trace impurities that colour its relatives — even tiny amounts of iron, manganese or aluminium, combined with natural irradiation, are what turn quartz purple (Amethyst), yellow (Citrine), pink (Rose Quartz) or brown (Smokey Quartz).

 

Known as Schorl, black is by far the most common form of Tourmaline, making up around 95% of what's found in nature. Dutch traders in the 1700s nicknamed it the "ash puller" after discovering that heating it let it attract ash and paper, thanks to its unusual electrical properties.

Its opaque black colour comes from its high iron content — unlike most other Tourmaline colours, which come from trace manganese or lithium instead.

 

#power #energy #memory #positivity

Tourmaline in Quartz Chunky Bead Bracelet

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  • Composition Tourmaline

     NaFe2+3Al6(BO3)3Si6O18(OH)4

  • Composition Quartz

    SiO2

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About Tourmaline  –

 

Tourmaline is a family of borosilicate minerals that comes in more colours than almost any other gem, from jet-black schorl to pink rubellite and electric blue. Its long, striated prism crystals often have a rounded triangular cross-section. Many crystals change colour along their length.

 

It crystallises mainly in granite pegmatites from boron-rich fluids, and also in metamorphic rocks such as schists.

 

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Cool Facts  –

 

The word "crystal" comes from the Greek "krystallos," meaning ice — the ancient Greeks believed clear quartz was water frozen so deeply it could never melt again.

 

Clear Quartz owes its transparency to the absence of the trace impurities that colour its relatives — even tiny amounts of iron, manganese or aluminium, combined with natural irradiation, are what turn quartz purple (Amethyst), yellow (Citrine), pink (Rose Quartz) or brown (Smokey Quartz).

 

Known as Schorl, black is by far the most common form of Tourmaline, making up around 95% of what's found in nature. Dutch traders in the 1700s nicknamed it the "ash puller" after discovering that heating it let it attract ash and paper, thanks to its unusual electrical properties.

 

Its opaque black colour comes from its high iron content — unlike most other Tourmaline colours, which come from trace manganese or lithium instead.

 

#power #energy #memory #positivity

 

Tourmaline becomes electrically charged when warmed, and Dutch traders reportedly used it to pull ash out of their pipes, calling it 'aschentrekker'.

 

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