Rubilite Polished Obelisk, 1-1.3 Pounds

Rubilite tourmaline. Pink-red tourmaline, trade name disclosed.

1-1.3 lb. The statement size of the pair.

Brazilian stone. Polished four-sided obelisk form.

• Material: rubilite (rubellite) tourmaline in matrix, polished; origin Brazil
• Weight: approximately 1-1.3 lb; color saturation varies honestly piece to piece
• SKU: GORUB1

At better than a pound the obelisk stops being an accent and starts anchoring a surface: the mantel's centerpiece, the altar's standing stone, the shelf arrangement's tallest resident. The mineral story is the same told at the smaller size, tourmaline at its pink-to-red end, filed in the heart register of Judy Hall's tradition for love and emotional steadiness, wearing the trade's borrowed-glamour name that we spell out rather than lean on. The larger cut shows more matrix and more color at once, which is the whole argument for it. The stone shields nothing electromagnetic, whatever the wider trade says; it stands a pound of rosy tourmaline where the room can see it.

1. Anchor a mantel, altar, or shelf; the size presides.
2. Give it window light; matrix and color both reward it.
3. Cleanse with smoke or moonlight in your custom.

• Rubilite Polished Obelisk, 0.5-0.7 lb: the desk size of the pair.
• Ruby With Kyanite Pyramid: the shelf's carved red-corundum companion.
• Rose Quartz Platonic Solids: the geometry set at its feet.

What is rubilite?

The gem trade's name for pink-to-red tourmaline, more often spelled rubellite: genuine mineral, borrowed-glamour name, both said plainly.

How is this different from the smaller obelisk?

Scale only: same Brazilian stone, roughly double the weight, sized to anchor a surface rather than accent one.

What is pink tourmaline associated with?

The heart register in Judy Hall's file: love and emotional steadiness.