Black Tourmaline

Tourmaline: description and virtues in lithotherapy

Tourmaline is a silicate that usually crystallizes in the form of an elongated wand. This fascinating stone is available in a wide range of colours, ranging from green to blue to red, pink and black. There is a wide variety of Tourmalines: Schorl, Rubellite, Elbaite, Verdelite, Dravite, Indicolite, Paraiba, Water Melon, etc. Brazil, Madagascar, Afghanistan and the USA are among the most famous deposits.

In lithotherapy, Tourmaline is recognized as a stone of protection, purification and anchoring to the Earth. Traditionally associated with Chakra Racine, it is known for neutralizing the negative energies surrounding it. According to these beliefs, it forms a powerful shield capable of eliminating harmful waves and unwanted influences. The Tourmaline is also known for its ability to purify the Aura, unlock the Chakras and restore harmony and energy balance. It symbolizes spiritual healing and immortality.

Precautions and maintenance of Tourmaline

In order to preserve the beauty and quality of your Tourmaline, we recommend avoiding thermal shocks, prolonged sun exposure or contact with chemicals and cosmetics. To clean it, the use of moistened fabric is recommended, followed by careful drying using a soft cloth.