Tourmaline is a colourful gemstone that has long been admired in jewellery. In folklore, black tourmaline is traditionally associated with steadiness and a sense of comfort, which is one reason people enjoy wearing it. Those meanings are symbolic and tradition-based, and the stone is best appreciated for its looks.
Our tourmaline crystal bracelet showcases the beauty of the gemstone.
Where does the name tourmaline come from?
The name is said to come from the Sinhalese words "tura mali", often translated as "stone with mixed colours". That fits the gem well, as its colours range from pink and magenta to blue-green, grass green, yellow and even black.
What is tourmaline traditionally associated with?
In crystal folklore, tourmaline is linked with understanding oneself and others, kindness, empathy and friendship. It is also described as a stone of diplomacy, tact and patience, and of communicating clearly. These are traditional associations and symbolism, not proven effects, so think of the stone as a thoughtful accessory with a story.
How is tourmaline worn in jewellery?
Tourmaline is best known for its pink to red shades and is often used in rings, necklaces and earrings. Its wide range of colours makes it a flexible choice for everyday jewellery and gifts. If you like the look of other stones, see our labradorite bracelet and amethyst crystal bracelet.
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