INFORMATION ABOUT THIS ROUGH BLUE TOURMALINE
This blue tourmaline is dark blue with a hint of deep purple at the bottom.
This blue tourmaline weighs 3.0g grams.
Dimensions approx.: 3.2 x 0.8 cm
The tourmaline comes in a sturdy black box with the Insight Stones logo and is carefully protected.
How Blue Tourmaline Works
Blue tourmaline, also known as indicolite, shares some energetic properties with its related gemstone, pink tourmaline. It is a gemstone often valued for its unique blue hues, ranging from light blue to deep blue. Blue tourmaline is known for its ability to release emotional blockages and promote positive connections.
Blue Tourmaline assists in self-expression and communication, making it easier to express thoughts and feelings with gentleness and clarity. It is also associated with resolving fears and insecurities regarding relationships and connections, encouraging healthy and loving relationships. This beautiful gemstone promotes self-love, self-acceptance, and helps to release negative emotions and doubts. Additionally, Blue Tourmaline can bring stability and balance to the wearer’s life, aiding in manifestation and creative expression.
Origin of the Name Blue Tourmaline
The name "tourmaline" is derived from the Sinhalese word "turamali," which means "stone that attracts." This is fitting given the attractive power of tourmaline and the variety of colors it can have.
Physical and Chemical Properties of Blue Tourmaline
Blue tourmaline, or indicolite, has a complex chemical formula: Na(Li,Al)3Al6(BO3)3Si6O18(OH)4. It belongs to the tourmaline group of minerals and is characterized by its tetrahedral crystal shape, a tetrahedron of equilateral triangles. This gemstone generally forms in acidic pegmatites, in which the multicolored crystals are formed.
Where does Blue Tourmaline come from?
Blue tourmaline is found in various parts of the world, including Brazil, Afghanistan, and some parts of the United States. The exact origins can vary depending on the specific mining locations.
Rarity of Blue Tourmaline
Blue tourmaline is generally rarer than other colors of tourmaline, and its value can increase as the color becomes more intense and deep blue. It is sought after for its rarity and beauty.