Each lot is 50 grams of rough pink tourmaline: small unpolished pieces in shades from soft blush to deep berry, ready to pour into a dish, a pouch or a grid.
Lot weight
50 g (1.7 oz)
Each piece
Approx. 0.25–0.5 in (0.6–1.3 cm)
Sizes are approximate, and each one-of-a-kind piece varies slightly.
Rubellite
Every shade of pink in one pile.
Pink tourmaline, also known as rubellite, belongs to the tourmaline group, specifically elbaite, a mineral prized for its range and depth of color and for its crystal formations. It forms in metamorphic and igneous rocks, and its pinkish-red hue makes it a much-loved gemstone.
Found in
Brazil, Afghanistan, Madagascar, Mozambique, Nigeria and the United States (California and Maine)
Ways to use them
Little stones, endless places to set them.
Carry a few in a pocket or pouch wherever you go.
Drop them into one of our Gempod water bottles for gemstone-infused water.
Lay out a crystal grid for your intentions.
Decorate your meditation or prayer altar.
Set them at the base of your plants and zen gardens.
Fill a bowl or dish with them alongside seashells and other treasures.
Surround a larger crystal with them to frame it and keep it steady.
Shown styled with a figurine, a feather and a larger black tourmaline; the lot is the pink tourmaline pieces.
A stone of protection, grounding and love.
In crystal tradition, pink tourmaline is revered for emotional balance and serenity and for kindling passion and vitality. Its energy of unconditional love is said to open the heart to give and receive and to spark creativity in every part of life. It is considered an aphrodisiac stone that attracts love in both the material and spiritual worlds, and a protective stone that opens you to healing energies.
In crystal energy work it is associated with the root, sacral and heart chakras. It is said to protect all the chakras and to activate and align the heart chakra, harmonizing heart and mind.
Tourmaline is pyroelectric: it builds an electrical charge when pressed or when its temperature changes. Alchemists were fascinated by this and likened it to the fabled philosopher’s stone. Through history it was believed to bring enlightenment to those who held it, carried as a talisman against all dangers, and credited with lending creative energy to artists, authors and actors.
Crystals have been prized for centuries for their beauty and believed metaphysical properties; Spirit Magicka makes no guarantee of any mystical or healing effect.
50 g of pink tourmaline
Bring a little pink into every corner.
Fill a dish on your altar, ring your favorite crystal, or tuck a few pieces into a pocket or a gift.
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