With it's incredibly varying shades, it's no surprise that tourmaline has the widest range of metaphysical uses of any gemstone. Ranging from dark, forest green to vibrant and warm pink in color; tourmaline becomes electrically charged when heated, creating vibrations and energy unlike any other gemstone.
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Tourmaline, between Kyanite and Opal, at the 2015 Tucson Gem Show.
Watermelon tourmaline is one of the most popular gemstones for working with the heart chakra. These rare beauties combine pink and green tourmaline. Watermelon tourmaline is ideal for those who feel they cannot escape conflict in their emotional lives, as it emits a vibration to inspire balance and serenity.
Tourmaline Vanity ring.
Perhaps the most popular shade of this gemstone, green tourmaline is good for healing and strengthening the physical body. Green tourmaline is thought to help attract success by encouraging one to release inhibitions. Some keep green tourmaline in their garden or near their indoor plants as it's energy is known to promote growth in all physical forms!
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