Tourmaline, Black 7 Chakra 6 sided pendulum

• Black tourmaline point. The boundary and grounding stone, faceted six-sided.
• Seven chakra beads. Root through crown, colored in order along the chain.
• Silver-plated chain. With a comfortable holding end.
• Made in India. Natural stone; each piece unique.

• Black tourmaline pendulum, 6-sided, silver-plated chain with seven chakra color beads
• Origin: India; natural stone, tone and texture vary
• Store hung or coiled gently to keep the chain kink-free

This pendulum puts the whole map on the tool. The seven beads follow the chakra system's colors from root to crown, the energy anatomy that modern practice inherited from Indian tradition, and many readers use them as more than decoration: held above the body or a chart, the pendulum becomes an instrument for checking in with each center in turn. Black tourmaline anchors the far end of that map, the root's own register of grounding and protection, which makes the tool read as a plumb line from the everyday earth up through the crown. The pendulum does not act on its own; it makes the small and inward visible, one swing at a time.

1. Establish your yes and no. Hold the chain still and ask the pendulum to show each.
2. Ask one question at a time. Elbow rested, hand quiet, framing simple.
3. Work the centers if you like. Many readers hold the pendulum over each chakra point in turn, reading the swing for each.
4. Record and rest. Note your readings; store the pendulum hung or gently coiled.

• Triple Moon Pentagram Pendulum Mat: the marked ground for readable swings.
• Svadhisthana Chakra Incense: chakra work for the air of the room.
• Black Tourmaline Worry Stone: the same grounding stone for the pocket.

What are the colored beads for?

They follow the seven chakras from root to crown. Decorative for some readers, and a working reference for those who hold the pendulum over each center in turn.

Why black tourmaline for a pendulum?

It is modern practice's foremost grounding and protection stone, and readers who like their question time well-warded choose it for exactly that.

Will mine match the photo?

Closely, not exactly: natural tourmaline varies in tone and texture, and each piece is its own.