What tourmaline is traditionally associated with
In folklore, black tourmaline is often given as a symbol of good fortune and a smooth, comfortable life. These are traditional beliefs rather than facts, and many people simply choose tourmaline for its colour.
This tourmaline crystal bracelet shows off the brilliance of the gemstone. The name tourmaline is said to come from the Sinhalese word "tura mali", often translated as a stone of mixed colours. Its colours range from magenta to cyan, grass green to yellow, and even black.
Tourmaline symbolism
Tourmaline is traditionally seen as a symbol of diplomacy, tact and patience. In stone symbolism it stands for understanding yourself and others, compassion, friendship and confidence, and many people like to wear it as a reminder of those qualities.
It is also a symbol of harmony and the balance of mind and heart. Its wide range of colours, including pink, green, blue and black, makes it a popular stone for rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets.
Wearing a tourmaline bracelet
Tourmaline is a beautiful stone for everyday jewellery, and its colours are easy to pair with both casual and dressed-up outfits. A crystal bracelet also makes a thoughtful gift for a friend, relative or partner.
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If tourmaline's mix of colours appeals to you, these women's crystal bracelets show the stone off in beaded and gold plated designs.
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