Black Tourmaline Tumbled Stones (1-1.50 Inch - AA Grade - 24-40 Pieces Per Pound) Ethically Sourced from Brazil

Black tourmaline can be an exceptionally challenging stone to tumble. In its raw form, it can be quite delicate and brittle fracturing with little effort. If you aren’t able to see the fracture lines in a tumbled or polished black tourmaline product, it is a good indicator that the stone has likely been stabilized by the addition of a stone sealer or resin. Our tumbled tourmaline stones are untreated, and with this in mind small flaws such as cracks and chips are very common and widespread in this material. Yet the material is beautiful, and the imperfections are truly appreciated knowing the stones are kept in their more natural state.  

Description: Black Tourmaline is a powerful protective stone known for its ability to absorb and transmute negative energies. This stone is believed to enhance grounding, provide protection, and promote emotional balance. Its deep black color and powerful properties make Black Tourmaline a favorite for both aesthetic and healing purposes.

• Color: Black.

• Primary Sources: Brazil, Namibia, Madagascar, China, United States.

• Mining/Collection: Mined from pegmatite deposits.

• Crystal Form/Structure: Trigonal, prismatic crystals.

• Hardness: 7-7.5 on the Mohs scale.

• Physical Properties: Enhances grounding and protection.

• Emotional Properties: Promotes emotional balance and healing.

• Healing Properties: Supports the immune system, aids in physical healing.

• Chakra: Root chakra.

• Astrological Sign: Capricorn.

• Unique Fact: Black Tourmaline is often used in spiritual and healing practices to create a protective barrier against negative energies.

• Usage Insight: Use Black Tourmaline in meditation to enhance grounding and protection.

• Care Instructions: Clean your Black Tourmaline by rinsing it under lukewarm water and placing it in moonlight to recharge.

• Authenticity Tips:

• Color: Genuine Black Tourmaline has a natural deep black color. Be cautious of stones that appear overly bright or uniform.

• Inclusions: Real Black Tourmaline often has natural inclusions. Perfectly clear stones might be synthetic.

• Hardness Test: Black Tourmaline is relatively hard (7-7.5 on the Mohs scale) and should be able to scratch glass without being scratched by a steel knife.