Pink Tourmaline Rough Stone

Gemstone Family - Silicate

Chakras - Heart (4th)

Colour - Pink

Found in - Brazil, Afghanistan, Pakistan, USA, Africa

Element Associated with - Water

Also known as - 'Rubellite', 'The Stone of Love and Compassion'

Meaning - The name Tourmaline comes from the Sinhalese word 'turmali' meaning mixed gems

Birthstone Month - October

Zodiac Sign - Libra, Scorpio

Chemical Composition - (Na)(Li,Al)?Al?(BO?)?Si?O??(OH)?

Hardness on the Mohs scale - 7-7.5 (1 being softest, 10 being hardest)

Emotional Properties - Promotes emotional healing, reduces anxiety and stress, and encourages compassion and self-love

Spiritual Properties - Enhances spiritual growth, promotes love and compassion, and aids in connecting with the higher self

Legend has it that... Pink Tourmaline was used by ancient cultures for its protective and healing properties, and was believed to attract love and compassion

Geological Properties - Pink Tourmaline is a variety of the silicate mineral tourmaline, known for its vibrant pink color and often found in pegmatites

Uses in Feng Shui - Placing Pink Tourmaline in the bedroom or relationship area of the home enhances love and harmony

Historical Significance - Pink Tourmaline has been valued for its beauty and healing properties since ancient times, often used in jewelry and for its ability to attract love and compassion

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The benefits of healing crystals mentioned in our product descriptions are based on traditional beliefs and anecdotal evidence. These statements have not been evaluated by medical professionals or regulatory bodies. Healing crystals are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease and should not be used as a replacement for medical treatments. If you have a health concern or condition, please consult a physician or qualified healthcare provider.