Description

Tourmaline

The history of tourmaline is rich, and stretches back thousands of years, blending myth, trade, science, and spiritual belief. Tourmaline is a semi-precious gemstone known for its holistic and metaphysical benefits. It forms in a variety of colours and each is believed to have different properties, but all Tourmaline share the following to some degree. Tourmaline is a protective stone, it is said to shield your Aura by absorbing negative and harmful energies, it offers protection to energy fields and levels. It promotes stability and has grounding properties and can help to balance Chakras depending on its colour. There is an ancient Egyptian myth that says Tourmaline appears in different colours after passing through a rainbow on its journey from the earth’s core. Tourmaline is thought to calm the mind and promote a sense of peace helping release emotional tension and trauma. It is used for stress relief and working with anxieties. Physically Tourmaline is used in different healing practices such as Reiki and Crystal healing, it contains infra-red radiation which is believed to enhance vitality, boost physical energy and stamina. It is widely used to support the body in detoxifying and improve circulation.

Black Tourmaline is the most protective; strong grounding; shields against EMF and psychic attacks; reduces anxiety.

Pink Tourmaline is used mainly for emotional healing; supports self-love, compassion, and relationships.

Green Tourmaline works with heart healing; rejuvenation; supports physical vitality and emotional balance.

Blue Tourmaline (Indicolite) enhances communication, intuition, and spiritual insight.

Watermelon Tourmaline combines green and pink; heals the heart chakra; harmonises masculine/feminine energy.

Red Tourmaline (Rubellite) energises the body; boosts passion, confidence, and creativity.

Purple Tourmaline connects to higher consciousness and spiritual awareness.