Drilled Tourmaline (Elbaite) hotsell Crystal

This is for 1 -Tourmaline (Elbaite) crystal. You get the one shown, drilled with a nice larger hole you can use with a cord. Perfect for beading, wrapping, setting, jewelry, use it in your art and much more. Photographed in front of an inch ruler. The second and third photo show the tourmaline with a light behind it.

Tourmaline- is a hydrous borosilicate which contains other elements depending on its type. the specific types listed below indicate the mineral name associated with the tourmaline group classification and its hotsell color. In its color range, tourmaline activates the associated chakras from black (schorl), first; Red (rubellite), first and second ; brown/orange (dravite), second and third; green (elbaite), pink and watermelon, fourth; blue (indicolite), fifth; cat's eye, sixth; clear, seventh. Generally, it is an emotional stabilizer, and it draws off static and tunes the nervous system to endure large amounts of incoming light. Tourmaline as a family holds a masculine frequency. Tourmaline is a ring silicate of molecules stacked one on another in sheets held together by boron atoms. Tourmaline was used in submarines for high pressure gauges, because the boron in its molecular structure provides enormous strength on the physical level. Pyrex is a borosilicate glass which can withstand rapid changes in temperature without cracking. Tourmaline expresses strong characteristics of piezoelectricity and pyroelectricity. Metaphysically, tourmaline and danburite are brothers sharing the distinctly useful attribute of supporting huge amounts of light energy to be withstood by the subtle and physical bodies. Tourmaline is the state mineral of Maine. Tourmaline is the October birthstone. All forms of tourmaline are Healers in the Spiritual Apothecary. Of all the choices available in the Healers division, all forms of tourmaline are desirable second only to morganite. (all seven body chakras represented)