Multi-Colored Tourmaline Bead Bracelet

$22.00

Dimensions: Choose 8mm or 9mm round bead

Material: Natural blue, green, rubellite and pink Tourmaline

Size: One size stretch bracelet

Multi-colors of Tourmaline are strung as individual beads here: cool blue, leafy green, deep rubellite, and soft pink. Each one is polished smooth and round, so the strand reads as a gradient of cool and warm tones that shift as the light moves across them. The pinks and rubellite bring warmth to the heart, while the blues and greens lean calm and clear-headed, a balance that makes this a steadying stone to wear through a busy day.

Tourmaline in these colors grows in pegmatites, the last, slowest-cooling pockets of a granitic magma, where there is time and space for large crystals to form. Color comes down to trace chemistry at the moment of growth: manganese gives the pinks and rubellite their warmth, while iron and titanium push the crystal toward green and blue. Tourmaline is also pyroelectric, meaning it can build a faint electric charge when heated or rubbed.

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid heat, ultrasonic cleaners, and harsh chemicals, and roll the bracelet on and off rather than stretching it wide to protect the cord.

Size:

Dimensions: Choose 8mm or 9mm round bead

Material: Natural blue, green, rubellite and pink Tourmaline

Size: One size stretch bracelet

Multi-colors of Tourmaline are strung as individual beads here: cool blue, leafy green, deep rubellite, and soft pink. Each one is polished smooth and round, so the strand reads as a gradient of cool and warm tones that shift as the light moves across them. The pinks and rubellite bring warmth to the heart, while the blues and greens lean calm and clear-headed, a balance that makes this a steadying stone to wear through a busy day.

Tourmaline in these colors grows in pegmatites, the last, slowest-cooling pockets of a granitic magma, where there is time and space for large crystals to form. Color comes down to trace chemistry at the moment of growth: manganese gives the pinks and rubellite their warmth, while iron and titanium push the crystal toward green and blue. Tourmaline is also pyroelectric, meaning it can build a faint electric charge when heated or rubbed.

Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid heat, ultrasonic cleaners, and harsh chemicals, and roll the bracelet on and off rather than stretching it wide to protect the cord.