Red tourmaline meaning

Red Tourmaline (Rubellite) Meanings, Zodiacs, Planets, Elements, Colors, Chakras, and more. Science & Origin of Red TourmalineRed Tourmaline (with gem quality pieces being referred to as Rubellite) is a beryllium aluminum silicate mineral that crystallizes in the form of masses, as well as vertical hexagonal pillars. Most specimens are found formed in a @Quartz@ matrix or grown on top of one. The majority of pieces on the market come from localities spread across Brazil, especially the…

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Pink Tourmaline Healing Properties

🍉 WATERMELON TOURMALINE 🩷💚 A most charming gemstone necklace with colorful Watermelon Tourmaline faceted beads and a Green Tourmaline pendant. As a stone of the heart, this crystal helps nourish the heart with self-love and channel that love into the world around us. The Pink tourmaline directs the focus to love inward, helping to cultivate self-love. The green tourmaline offers balance by helping us forge loving bonds with friends and family. 🩷 Pink is the color of love, green is the…

Birthstone: Opal & Tourmaline - The Rainbow Stone(s). Opal & Tourmaline both have the unique properties to show a spectrum of colors in one gem. Tourmaline can be solid, or a literal rainbow of color; from green, pink and gold, to red and yellow. Opal is a conflagration of colored flecks, a riot of color, and the name is derived from Greek, the ancient term Opallus, meaning "to see a change (of color)." Both of October’s colorful stones symbolize peace, hope and symbol for meditated change.